Can get off on time most days.
Lots of bureaucracy for small change.
It was about half an hour long. He asked me to explain the question I had done in my test. Then, he did a slight change in that question and told me to explain my approach. He then started asking me about the projects I did. After I explained that to
Talked to three people one-on-one. It seemed like all of them just found out they would be interviewing me; none looked at my resume before the interview, and none knew which position I'm interviewing for.
It was a pretty easy process. First, a resume, then a logic games round, and then a coding challenge, as well as Hirevue questions. The final step is submitting an application update and doing an in-person call.
It was about half an hour long. He asked me to explain the question I had done in my test. Then, he did a slight change in that question and told me to explain my approach. He then started asking me about the projects I did. After I explained that to
Talked to three people one-on-one. It seemed like all of them just found out they would be interviewing me; none looked at my resume before the interview, and none knew which position I'm interviewing for.
It was a pretty easy process. First, a resume, then a logic games round, and then a coding challenge, as well as Hirevue questions. The final step is submitting an application update and doing an in-person call.