In technology they are moving away from Perl and going toward Java with newer technologies, so there were lots of opportunities opening up. Most of the non-management people were great to work with.
Can sometimes be very political; depends on your department. Some of the management that have been there long term were sort of inflexible and tougher to deal with.
Typical engineering interview.
It was a junior-level position. I had a phone interview first, then Skype with coding questions. They wanted another interview with another manager. The interview started, but she had to leave due to a production issue. We rescheduled for the next da
I had an initial phone call with their internal recruiter, followed by a video call with one of their senior engineers and a take-home coding test, which was a bit too lengthy. After that, there was another video call with the same senior engineer
Typical engineering interview.
It was a junior-level position. I had a phone interview first, then Skype with coding questions. They wanted another interview with another manager. The interview started, but she had to leave due to a production issue. We rescheduled for the next da
I had an initial phone call with their internal recruiter, followed by a video call with one of their senior engineers and a take-home coding test, which was a bit too lengthy. After that, there was another video call with the same senior engineer