Very friendly people, amazing food at a very cheap rate, beautiful offices.
Natick is not a very happening place, so you won't have a lot to do outside of work. Boston is 30 minutes from the train, but that's still not very convenient.
The hiring process for me was as follows: * It started with an initial email from the recruiter. * A phone interview with the hiring manager. * A phone interview with a colleague. * An onsite interview, which included a presentation followed by inte
This was a while ago, so I don't remember exactly. There was an online coding question, and then a phone call along with a few coding questions. One was an algorithm question, and one was to design an object-oriented model.
Referral. Many phone interviews, then a small project and more interviews. They showed what they were working on. There was a lot of overlap between interviews, and it looked like they were just passing the time.
The hiring process for me was as follows: * It started with an initial email from the recruiter. * A phone interview with the hiring manager. * A phone interview with a colleague. * An onsite interview, which included a presentation followed by inte
This was a while ago, so I don't remember exactly. There was an online coding question, and then a phone call along with a few coding questions. One was an algorithm question, and one was to design an object-oriented model.
Referral. Many phone interviews, then a small project and more interviews. They showed what they were working on. There was a lot of overlap between interviews, and it looked like they were just passing the time.