Too late for any advice. As such, who listens?
I first had a call with the recruiter, who scoped my background and interests and decided which stream within software engineering my application would be placed in. Since I'm more of an interactive, client-side person, I chose Software Engineering -
I applied online and had a 1-hour phone interview. I was asked to code on CollabEdit. The questions were of average difficulty and easy to code. I finished coding three questions in 20-30 minutes, and the interviewer ran out of questions. We then dis
There are usually one to two rounds of phone interviews. After passing them, you will proceed to an on-site interview, which typically lasts one day. The on-site interview has five modules. If everything goes well, you will be matched with a team t
I first had a call with the recruiter, who scoped my background and interests and decided which stream within software engineering my application would be placed in. Since I'm more of an interactive, client-side person, I chose Software Engineering -
I applied online and had a 1-hour phone interview. I was asked to code on CollabEdit. The questions were of average difficulty and easy to code. I finished coding three questions in 20-30 minutes, and the interviewer ran out of questions. We then dis
There are usually one to two rounds of phone interviews. After passing them, you will proceed to an on-site interview, which typically lasts one day. The on-site interview has five modules. If everything goes well, you will be matched with a team t