Good work-life balance, two releases every year.
A bit old school, slow-moving org.
Phone screen with HR representative was followed by phone screen with hiring manager and then was invited for an on-site interview. The interview was average difficulty. The process is very slow compared to other companies.
I had two phone screens and a scheduled personal interview (with presentation) which I decided to decline. It turns out that refusing the interview (politely) led to me being blackballed by the HR guy at MathWorks, as confirmed by two recruiters. I
I applied for a senior role. The process involved a manager call, followed by an HR call, a phone screen, and a virtual onsite. The onsite required a presentation covering my background and a project of interest. It was an overall great experience
Phone screen with HR representative was followed by phone screen with hiring manager and then was invited for an on-site interview. The interview was average difficulty. The process is very slow compared to other companies.
I had two phone screens and a scheduled personal interview (with presentation) which I decided to decline. It turns out that refusing the interview (politely) led to me being blackballed by the HR guy at MathWorks, as confirmed by two recruiters. I
I applied for a senior role. The process involved a manager call, followed by an HR call, a phone screen, and a virtual onsite. The onsite required a presentation covering my background and a project of interest. It was an overall great experience