Great team to work with - working on products millions of people use. Good benefits, flexible work hours.
It's a little odd being part of such a huge corporation, where you can see your group's interests may conflict with other groups in the company. You can't help but root for your own group/section and be a little dismayed at the coordinated, across-the-board strategies.
Depending on the group you join, you may find yourself stuck in a very C++-only world with lots and lots, and lots, of legacy code.
The first interview consisted of one initial interview with two technical questions as well as a few behavioral questions. The second set of interviews was much more involved. On campus, there were five one-hour interviews, including a lunch intervi
It took a day. There were 3-4 interviews with different people. All questions were technical.
Got a call for an interview via a campus fair. Had an on-campus interview of about 30 minutes. It was more of background information and passion questions, plus one technical question (how do you find a substring in a string). Had three interviews i
The first interview consisted of one initial interview with two technical questions as well as a few behavioral questions. The second set of interviews was much more involved. On campus, there were five one-hour interviews, including a lunch intervi
It took a day. There were 3-4 interviews with different people. All questions were technical.
Got a call for an interview via a campus fair. Had an on-campus interview of about 30 minutes. It was more of background information and passion questions, plus one technical question (how do you find a substring in a string). Had three interviews i