Great engineering teams, a cutting-edge DX-friendly ecosystem and tooling, a good, healthy atmosphere, and a customer-focused, but pragmatic R&D
Large corporation with not only pros but also cons related to that:
The interviewer's question is based on the job interview and role, but the HR process is very slow and delayed. Allow the candidate to speak more rather than listening. The process starts with a phone interview and then a face-to-face interview with
On-site Q&A followed by a 1:1 with technical team leaders. Some whiteboarding of questions. Toured the facility, lab space, and a working lunch with team leaders. Multiple breakout sessions with people asking questions and discussing work history and
Got a call for a phone interview, which was very casual. They mostly asked questions about classes I've taken, languages I worked with, etc. Then got a call for an on-site, which consisted of interviews with 4 different people on the team, followed
The interviewer's question is based on the job interview and role, but the HR process is very slow and delayed. Allow the candidate to speak more rather than listening. The process starts with a phone interview and then a face-to-face interview with
On-site Q&A followed by a 1:1 with technical team leaders. Some whiteboarding of questions. Toured the facility, lab space, and a working lunch with team leaders. Multiple breakout sessions with people asking questions and discussing work history and
Got a call for a phone interview, which was very casual. They mostly asked questions about classes I've taken, languages I worked with, etc. Then got a call for an on-site, which consisted of interviews with 4 different people on the team, followed