Motorola

4 rounds, about one hour each. They were mostly technical, with object-oriented programming general questions and a few specific questions. Each round asked similar questions. It was required to write some pseudocode to solve problems.

I received a random call (no email or anything) from them about two weeks after I applied. It was a manager, and he asked me to walk through my resume. I explained the stuff for him, and then the next day, an HR person called and gave me an offer.

This was some time ago, but it was an effective and generally pleasant interview. I enjoyed my time with the company. I don't know what else to say. Questions were asked, and answers were given.