World-wide offices and lots of opportunities. Still an engineer's company. Access to all the tools/resources you need for your job (might have to justify them). Freedom to be creative. Implementing your ideas is encouraged. Decent pay. Good overall work/life balance is possible.
Currently restructuring and laying off, but will get better for those who stay (hopefully).
It was good. It happened for 3 hours. We discussed my previous work in more detail, including the debug methods I used on a day-to-day basis and the challenges I faced.
Phone interview with two people: a director and a vice president. On-site interview afterwards with six people (staff engineers, director, VP) from nine to four. Interview questions focused on technical experiences.
I had a phone screen interview which lasted 45 minutes. I answered many technical questions. I was emailed a problem and asked to send back an implementation of the solution during the phone screen. I needed to be in front of a workstation during the
It was good. It happened for 3 hours. We discussed my previous work in more detail, including the debug methods I used on a day-to-day basis and the challenges I faced.
Phone interview with two people: a director and a vice president. On-site interview afterwards with six people (staff engineers, director, VP) from nine to four. Interview questions focused on technical experiences.
I had a phone screen interview which lasted 45 minutes. I answered many technical questions. I was emailed a problem and asked to send back an implementation of the solution during the phone screen. I needed to be in front of a workstation during the