Workload there is not that high and it's a good place to enjoy life and work. Besides, Boston is a great place.
Rely too much on MATLAB itself to develop new tools. If you want to stick to the same job and company, that is a great place.
The managers are friendly, from those I had talked to. The relationships among co-workers are nice. They have internal evaluations on employee's performance each year; this will determine the seasonal bonus. I am not sure whether other companies have this or not.
The interview was in and out technical. 1st round was questions from my resume. 2nd round was a C++ programming assignment. 3rd round was questions in computer arithmetic and data structures.
Applied at a college career fair and received a phone call a few days later. The initial call lasted 10 minutes. Following that, the recruiter offered me a 45-minute technical interview. The questions were very simple, mostly definitions. Anyone who
The process initially starts with a video interview to check communication skills and interest level. Next, there are two phone interviews: * One is with HR to learn more about the position, salary, and benefits. * The other is with an engineer
The interview was in and out technical. 1st round was questions from my resume. 2nd round was a C++ programming assignment. 3rd round was questions in computer arithmetic and data structures.
Applied at a college career fair and received a phone call a few days later. The initial call lasted 10 minutes. Following that, the recruiter offered me a 45-minute technical interview. The questions were very simple, mostly definitions. Anyone who
The process initially starts with a video interview to check communication skills and interest level. Next, there are two phone interviews: * One is with HR to learn more about the position, salary, and benefits. * The other is with an engineer