The location is convenient and the company campus is really nice. I also loved the weather, though that has more to do with the area. My coworkers were all very friendly and helpful, and so was my manager. The technology I worked with was pretty interesting. I was also fortunate enough to meet a lot of the chief executive team, and I liked them a lot. The intern events were also a lot of fun.
The work itself was extremely boring, and there was a lot of overtime (which I didn't mind due to the overtime pay).
It was difficult to meet people outside my team.
The company also has a relatively corporate feel, which makes sense given its size.
Not my cup of tea.
There were two rounds of technical interviews and one round of HR interview. The first round was telephonic, and the second round was a video conference. Finally, there was a short HR interview. Overall, the difficulty was average.
The interview process consisted of several stages. It started with an HR interview, followed by a technical interview focusing on: * Python * Linux * Networking * QA methodology * System understanding The final stage was a VP interview that include
The interview process was quite good. First, there were some MCQs, then two technical interviews, and finally an HR interview. Most of the questions in the technical interviews were related to computer hardware and assembly language. In the HR inte
There were two rounds of technical interviews and one round of HR interview. The first round was telephonic, and the second round was a video conference. Finally, there was a short HR interview. Overall, the difficulty was average.
The interview process consisted of several stages. It started with an HR interview, followed by a technical interview focusing on: * Python * Linux * Networking * QA methodology * System understanding The final stage was a VP interview that include
The interview process was quite good. First, there were some MCQs, then two technical interviews, and finally an HR interview. Most of the questions in the technical interviews were related to computer hardware and assembly language. In the HR inte