Good culture, good work-life balance, hybrid work.
Slow growth, no competitive pay.
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
I had two phone interviews before having the chance to fly to Natick, MA. The interviews covered many details, including C++, threading, mutex, new/delete, and design questions. You need to prepare your presentation well and convince everyone that
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
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
I had two phone interviews before having the chance to fly to Natick, MA. The interviews covered many details, including C++, threading, mutex, new/delete, and design questions. You need to prepare your presentation well and convince everyone that
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