This company is one of the best platforms to gain knowledge and to understand the different aspects of the corporate world. You are free to do as you please. There is no commute. No one looks over your shoulder. Your employer usually compensates you for incidental expenses.
It takes a phenomenal amount of self-discipline to start work when you know you don't have to be at the office by 8 a.m. You are the only person around all day, so there is no outside pressure to be busy. You must be entirely self-motivated. You miss out on the camaraderie that stems from working with others day after day. There are no coworkers to go to lunch with. Working from home can be messy and can take up an entire spare room in your home. You don't get face time with your coworkers, so it is more difficult to find out about new projects you might be interested in.
I was already at the site, working as an external consultant. My interview was pretty informal, and we didn't discuss much technical stuff since they knew me.
Initially contacted by the Hiring Manager to understand my background and expertise in the field. This was followed by two technical interviews, mainly focused on coding rounds, and one HR round.
This was for a co-op position, so the process was very straightforward. I had a 30-minute interview with the team’s manager. Know object-oriented programming principles and data structures. Didn’t really focus on behavioral questions.
I was already at the site, working as an external consultant. My interview was pretty informal, and we didn't discuss much technical stuff since they knew me.
Initially contacted by the Hiring Manager to understand my background and expertise in the field. This was followed by two technical interviews, mainly focused on coding rounds, and one HR round.
This was for a co-op position, so the process was very straightforward. I had a 30-minute interview with the team’s manager. Know object-oriented programming principles and data structures. Didn’t really focus on behavioral questions.