There are espresso and latte machines in the cafeteria.
The office offers fun little perks like circus tickets for the family.
The cafeteria is decent.
The benefits are competitive.
The usual large company burdens like lots of meetings, paperwork, and bureaucracy.
Lots of forced time off but I was there during the bad years of that industry.
None.
Aptitude test, group discussion, problem solving by designing a system for a task, interview on the system if it's good, asks questions about approximations, logic etc. HR interview to know your interests and traveling comfort
I was given an initial phone interview followed directly by a second. Within two days I was invited for an on site interview including a technical presentation. I sat for 6 interviews and was flown home.
I got two phone interviews (1 week apart) before the on site one. On site interview start with a 1 hour presentation, during which they asked a lot of questions, although it's not directly related to their work. And then I got 1:1 interview with 6
Aptitude test, group discussion, problem solving by designing a system for a task, interview on the system if it's good, asks questions about approximations, logic etc. HR interview to know your interests and traveling comfort
I was given an initial phone interview followed directly by a second. Within two days I was invited for an on site interview including a technical presentation. I sat for 6 interviews and was flown home.
I got two phone interviews (1 week apart) before the on site one. On site interview start with a 1 hour presentation, during which they asked a lot of questions, although it's not directly related to their work. And then I got 1:1 interview with 6