Work-life not balanced. Overload work.
I was first contacted after an on-campus career fair by a recruiter, and I had an interview on campus the next day. The interview there was one-on-one, and I was asked a lot of technical questions and also a few questions about what I thought about M
Had a nice conversation, and it was both technically and personally relevant. I found it really nice that they weren't just there to see if I was a genius, but rather to see if I was someone who would be willing to figure things out.
I felt like I got very lucky with this one. I went to a career fair at my school, asked them about the Product Engineer position I had read about on Micron's job listing site, and there happened to be a Product Engineer there who went to my school.
I was first contacted after an on-campus career fair by a recruiter, and I had an interview on campus the next day. The interview there was one-on-one, and I was asked a lot of technical questions and also a few questions about what I thought about M
Had a nice conversation, and it was both technically and personally relevant. I found it really nice that they weren't just there to see if I was a genius, but rather to see if I was someone who would be willing to figure things out.
I felt like I got very lucky with this one. I went to a career fair at my school, asked them about the Product Engineer position I had read about on Micron's job listing site, and there happened to be a Product Engineer there who went to my school.