Very good working environment; friendly and brought in as part of the team. More so than many other contracts. Easy to get along with, etc.
Still not an actual employee, so many events/perks didn't apply. Overseas travel with 70+ hour weeks while there. A-contracts require a 100-day break after a year.
Be sure contractors are actually being talked to by their agencies. A- Contracts suck, try to avoid them. V- Hire as much as possible.
Prelim: Sent filled-out forms with position of interest, etc. First round: On-campus, questions for all three categories. Asked how to write a maze program and figure its solution, how to design a doorknob, etc. Third round: Phone interview: HR-rel
The entire process lasted about 4 weeks. I applied at a college career fair and was invited for first-round interviews on campus. I got through to the onsites, scheduled about 3 weeks later in Redmond, WA. The onsite interviews consisted of 4 roun
A 30-minute on-campus interview led to an on-site interview in Redmond. This consisted of four separate, back-to-back 45-minute interviews in a small room with a whiteboard and table. Five to ten minutes of each interview were dedicated to personal
Prelim: Sent filled-out forms with position of interest, etc. First round: On-campus, questions for all three categories. Asked how to write a maze program and figure its solution, how to design a doorknob, etc. Third round: Phone interview: HR-rel
The entire process lasted about 4 weeks. I applied at a college career fair and was invited for first-round interviews on campus. I got through to the onsites, scheduled about 3 weeks later in Redmond, WA. The onsite interviews consisted of 4 roun
A 30-minute on-campus interview led to an on-site interview in Redmond. This consisted of four separate, back-to-back 45-minute interviews in a small room with a whiteboard and table. Five to ten minutes of each interview were dedicated to personal