Good company, great pay, great people.
Might not be exciting for some.
The initial step was a 30-minute on-campus interview at my university. From there, it actually took quite a while (over 3 weeks) to hear anything back. This delay was the only negative part of the process in my eyes. Once I heard back, they set up a
I was first interviewed at my university campus in Europe. It was a 45-minute interview with standard questions about programming languages and problem-solving. About two to three months after that, I traveled to Redmond, WA, for the second round of
The interview starts at 9 AM and ends at 6:30 PM, with the last one being a chat with the hiring manager. There was a one-hour lunch in between, which was also a soft skill interview. It was very exhausting; some of the questions were fun, some not
The initial step was a 30-minute on-campus interview at my university. From there, it actually took quite a while (over 3 weeks) to hear anything back. This delay was the only negative part of the process in my eyes. Once I heard back, they set up a
I was first interviewed at my university campus in Europe. It was a 45-minute interview with standard questions about programming languages and problem-solving. About two to three months after that, I traveled to Redmond, WA, for the second round of
The interview starts at 9 AM and ends at 6:30 PM, with the last one being a chat with the hiring manager. There was a one-hour lunch in between, which was also a soft skill interview. It was very exhausting; some of the questions were fun, some not