Great environment to work in. VISA sponsorship is good and timely, especially for international students. Everyone's friendly, and most of the managers are super nice, even a little bit soft (which could be good or bad depending on your demands).
The tech stack is relatively old. Both the development infrastructure and the business model belong to the last century. The compensation is not able to compete with 1st-tier companies like Google, Facebook, etc.
Gave a talk and met with many people. The strangest issue was that MathWorks allows telecommuting no more than 3 days a year and requires employees to be at the office from 10 AM to 4 PM on all the other 247 work days of the year. Also, they don't ge
Talk with manager. Talk with colleagues. Practice coding problems (e.g., LeetCode). Review C++ knowledge. Talk with HR and manager again. Discuss the offer and all details with HR. Accept the offer. You have three days to consider it.
I interviewed with two teams. For the first team, I came in for a two-hour on-site "half day." However, I was not found to be a suitable match. The half-day consisted of four 30-minute sessions with team members, where I answered typical software an
Gave a talk and met with many people. The strangest issue was that MathWorks allows telecommuting no more than 3 days a year and requires employees to be at the office from 10 AM to 4 PM on all the other 247 work days of the year. Also, they don't ge
Talk with manager. Talk with colleagues. Practice coding problems (e.g., LeetCode). Review C++ knowledge. Talk with HR and manager again. Discuss the offer and all details with HR. Accept the offer. You have three days to consider it.
I interviewed with two teams. For the first team, I came in for a two-hour on-site "half day." However, I was not found to be a suitable match. The half-day consisted of four 30-minute sessions with team members, where I answered typical software an