Everyone is really friendly. Work on real projects. Lots of great events to attend. Set up housing for you.
No cons that I can think of.
The interview process is very professional, but be prepared to code on command in a "share your screen" environment. If you are a person who experiences "test anxiety" or has problems coping with interviewers peering over your shoulder while you try
It was an internal referral, so all I had was an on-site interview. I spoke with seven different people, from senior engineer to director. The interviews were fairly easy, perhaps because it was an internal referral. I spent most of the time talking
It starts with a phone interview, which is 30 minutes and asks basic Java Core questions. Then you are invited for an on-site interview. Typically, the interview runs about 4-6 hours. Sometimes there is one interviewer, and sometimes there are two.
The interview process is very professional, but be prepared to code on command in a "share your screen" environment. If you are a person who experiences "test anxiety" or has problems coping with interviewers peering over your shoulder while you try
It was an internal referral, so all I had was an on-site interview. I spoke with seven different people, from senior engineer to director. The interviews were fairly easy, perhaps because it was an internal referral. I spent most of the time talking
It starts with a phone interview, which is 30 minutes and asks basic Java Core questions. Then you are invited for an on-site interview. Typically, the interview runs about 4-6 hours. Sometimes there is one interviewer, and sometimes there are two.