Great work-life balance (it's a big company, so your mileage may vary). Management is very invested in your long-term career growth. There are plenty of diverse project opportunities since the company does just about anything.
Full remote work isn't guaranteed if that's what you're looking for. Also, the company contracts with ICE and the DoD, which I find morally objectionable.
I arrived early in the morning for a quick bite to eat (courtesy of MSFT) and was briefed on the day's flow. Shortly afterward, interviewers started popping up and snatching people up. My turn came for the first of four interviews. I was pleasantly s
The interview process began with a phone call, which led directly to an onsite interview. During the phone call, the interviewer reviewed my resume and asked a couple of technical questions: * Thread vs. process * Describe recursion to a 5-year-old
The hiring manager reached out to me via email from LinkedIn. They gave me a choice between an on-site screen and a phone screen. I opted for the on-site interview, and the interviewer was super friendly. They asked unusual behavioral questions, whic
I arrived early in the morning for a quick bite to eat (courtesy of MSFT) and was briefed on the day's flow. Shortly afterward, interviewers started popping up and snatching people up. My turn came for the first of four interviews. I was pleasantly s
The interview process began with a phone call, which led directly to an onsite interview. During the phone call, the interviewer reviewed my resume and asked a couple of technical questions: * Thread vs. process * Describe recursion to a 5-year-old
The hiring manager reached out to me via email from LinkedIn. They gave me a choice between an on-site screen and a phone screen. I opted for the on-site interview, and the interviewer was super friendly. They asked unusual behavioral questions, whic