A big company with a lot of opportunities.
Sometimes navigating around a big company with people fresh off the boat is hard. The hierarchy ladder is cruel to climb.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. Within a month, my phone screening was scheduled. The phone screening was 45 minutes with one person. Soon after that, I had my in-person interview in Seattle. There were 4+1 rounds of interviews: * F
I was interviewed by a panel of four people, two from the same team. Although I solved three of the four questions, I received a "no hire" from one of the interviewers whose question I solved. This was because they voted with their boss, who also vot
Met with the hiring manager and discussed the role in-depth. We talked about myself (previous experience, Master's thesis, cool things I do for fun). The role also required a DoD Clearance, so we talked about that.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. Within a month, my phone screening was scheduled. The phone screening was 45 minutes with one person. Soon after that, I had my in-person interview in Seattle. There were 4+1 rounds of interviews: * F
I was interviewed by a panel of four people, two from the same team. Although I solved three of the four questions, I received a "no hire" from one of the interviewers whose question I solved. This was because they voted with their boss, who also vot
Met with the hiring manager and discussed the role in-depth. We talked about myself (previous experience, Master's thesis, cool things I do for fun). The role also required a DoD Clearance, so we talked about that.