Great place, great people, great culture.
A lot of enterprise politics.
I applied by submitting my resume at a career fair held at the university where I am studying. Nearly a week later, I received an email requesting to schedule an on-campus interview. The interview was 45 minutes long: * 15 minutes discussing my
Attended an on-campus code competition, then submitted my resume to the campus recruiter. Scheduled an on-campus interview, which lasted 30 minutes. After one week, I was invited for an on-site interview with four engineers. Received feedback with
The hiring process was a full-day event, starting at 8 am. I had eight interviews in a row, which included a lunch meeting. During this lunch meeting/interview, I was asked to write code on a paper napkin while eating. Overall, the interviews were
I applied by submitting my resume at a career fair held at the university where I am studying. Nearly a week later, I received an email requesting to schedule an on-campus interview. The interview was 45 minutes long: * 15 minutes discussing my
Attended an on-campus code competition, then submitted my resume to the campus recruiter. Scheduled an on-campus interview, which lasted 30 minutes. After one week, I was invited for an on-site interview with four engineers. Received feedback with
The hiring process was a full-day event, starting at 8 am. I had eight interviews in a row, which included a lunch meeting. During this lunch meeting/interview, I was asked to write code on a paper napkin while eating. Overall, the interviews were