There is a lot of technical depth and breadth, so you are always learning something new. I get to work with a lot of data, and there is a strong emphasis on AI and upskilling, which keeps things future-oriented. The people are excellent to work with – smart and collaborative. There is also plenty of room to grow if you are motivated.
It is still a very large corporation, so you feel the bureaucracy at times. There are also a lot of meetings, which can get in the way of deep work.
They were pretty slow in getting back to me, but the interview lasted for one hour. I had four rounds and I did not get it. I had a behavioral round, an exam to do, and back-to-back interviews.
I was contacted by a recruiting firm and asked for a phone interview the following week. I really should have declined and tried again later, as I was not prepared. I then had a Skype interview. The questions were simple, though I completely messed
45-minute interview with some behavioral questions based off of information on my resume, projects that I have worked on, and my past technical experience. There was 1 coding question asked where I had to write code and explain my work.
They were pretty slow in getting back to me, but the interview lasted for one hour. I had four rounds and I did not get it. I had a behavioral round, an exam to do, and back-to-back interviews.
I was contacted by a recruiting firm and asked for a phone interview the following week. I really should have declined and tried again later, as I was not prepared. I then had a Skype interview. The questions were simple, though I completely messed
45-minute interview with some behavioral questions based off of information on my resume, projects that I have worked on, and my past technical experience. There was 1 coding question asked where I had to write code and explain my work.