Flexible work timings, good people, awesome campus. There is a cab service which picks you up from your residence and takes you back.
None that I can think of.
I visited their booth at my university's career fair and then got an on-campus interview about a month and a half later. The on-campus interview was a short, 30-minute session where I was asked questions about linked lists: * How would you determine
I was referred by a friend who had interned the previous summer. I was first sent an email requesting my resume and a short form to complete. Later, I was invited to a phone interview. The phone screen consisted mostly of behavioral questions, wit
The interview was divided into two stages. First was a qualifier round where I was asked to solve a couple of data structure questions on a whiteboard. Later, I was called for a full-day process on Saturday. There were 15-20 candidates. Every round
I visited their booth at my university's career fair and then got an on-campus interview about a month and a half later. The on-campus interview was a short, 30-minute session where I was asked questions about linked lists: * How would you determine
I was referred by a friend who had interned the previous summer. I was first sent an email requesting my resume and a short form to complete. Later, I was invited to a phone interview. The phone screen consisted mostly of behavioral questions, wit
The interview was divided into two stages. First was a qualifier round where I was asked to solve a couple of data structure questions on a whiteboard. Later, I was called for a full-day process on Saturday. There were 15-20 candidates. Every round