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The interview process is very refined. It's common to pass through 7 interviews before receiving an offer. First, an HR person calls you with basic questions about your experience and education. If you are a fit, you are invited for an in-person int
I had an interview with a series of 4 or 5 Technical Engineers in person, and one phone interview prior to that. I was taken up to their Northern California campus and led around to various offices for a series of interview questions. Of those, I had
I had 4 interviews total. The hiring process takes up to 4 months. I first had an interview with: * The subsidiary GM * My manager * My manager's manager * HR
The interview process is very refined. It's common to pass through 7 interviews before receiving an offer. First, an HR person calls you with basic questions about your experience and education. If you are a fit, you are invited for an in-person int
I had an interview with a series of 4 or 5 Technical Engineers in person, and one phone interview prior to that. I was taken up to their Northern California campus and led around to various offices for a series of interview questions. Of those, I had
I had 4 interviews total. The hiring process takes up to 4 months. I first had an interview with: * The subsidiary GM * My manager * My manager's manager * HR