Smartest people I have ever worked with, and an incredible culture and office.
Definitely get thrown into it head first, and you have to learn a lot on your own. But if you can keep up, it's where you want to be.
Very unorganized. No schedule was given. No end time was provided. It was like, 'OK, let's see who else is available to interview you.' It was a very long day with no clear process. Overall, compared to other companies I interviewed with, it was not
First had an on-campus interview after meeting representatives from Jump at our college career fair. Got invited to their office in Chicago for the second round. The interview process was pretty smooth. It started with a tour and overview of the comp
I went through the resume first and asked some questions about my resume. Then, I was asked two Python and JavaScript questions: how to implement a stack in the language you like. He then asked more questions, but he answered very ambiguously.
Very unorganized. No schedule was given. No end time was provided. It was like, 'OK, let's see who else is available to interview you.' It was a very long day with no clear process. Overall, compared to other companies I interviewed with, it was not
First had an on-campus interview after meeting representatives from Jump at our college career fair. Got invited to their office in Chicago for the second round. The interview process was pretty smooth. It started with a tour and overview of the comp
I went through the resume first and asked some questions about my resume. Then, I was asked two Python and JavaScript questions: how to implement a stack in the language you like. He then asked more questions, but he answered very ambiguously.