Good starting point
Good starting point
- Good internship and fresh graduate programs.
- Great people to work with.
- Interesting challenges.
- Reasonable chance to get higher on the corporate ladder if you put in the extra work.
Overall, it's a good place to start your career.
- Stick to old but proven solutions too rigidly.
- Delivery often supersedes quality.
- Salary is not competitive in the long run.
- Internal mobility between offices is rare.
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They have a rigorous interview process. After a 45-minute IQ test with a manager, I got on a phone conference with about three PMs in the UK where they asked me technical questions about my skills. The initial phone interview was very technical as w
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Barrage of standard programming questions, no soft skills check, and no interest in you as a person. An indication of what life actually is once you join: just a cog in the machine.
Software Developer
First, they came to my school (Columbia Uni) to conduct one-on-one interviews for selected students. It was a 30-minute interview. They started by asking the usual behavioral questions and tried to understand my specific programming background. Then
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New York, New York, United StatesJuly 1, 2009They have a rigorous interview process. After a 45-minute IQ test with a manager, I got on a phone conference with about three PMs in the UK where they asked me technical questions about my skills. The initial phone interview was very technical as w
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JapanNovember 8, 2022Barrage of standard programming questions, no soft skills check, and no interest in you as a person. An indication of what life actually is once you join: just a cog in the machine.
Software Developer
New York, New York, United StatesFebruary 1, 2011First, they came to my school (Columbia Uni) to conduct one-on-one interviews for selected students. It was a 30-minute interview. They started by asking the usual behavioral questions and tried to understand my specific programming background. Then
