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I never experienced anything that I found as cons.
The entire process took close to about 45 days. There was: * A phone screen (2) * An all-day in-person interview (6-7) The all-day interview was very tiring. This included the lunch interview. There were too many buildings, and it was a little
Initially, there was an hour-long phone interview. It went well, and the interviewer was friendly. Following that, I was asked to visit their San Diego location for an onsite interview. The interviewers there were somewhat rude. They mainly boasted
The interview process consisted of a phone round followed by a full-day interview. The phone round was easy and covered the basics. The full-day interview included five rounds, with a deep dive into interrupts and their usage in the kernel, as well
The entire process took close to about 45 days. There was: * A phone screen (2) * An all-day in-person interview (6-7) The all-day interview was very tiring. This included the lunch interview. There were too many buildings, and it was a little
Initially, there was an hour-long phone interview. It went well, and the interviewer was friendly. Following that, I was asked to visit their San Diego location for an onsite interview. The interviewers there were somewhat rude. They mainly boasted
The interview process consisted of a phone round followed by a full-day interview. The phone round was easy and covered the basics. The full-day interview included five rounds, with a deep dive into interrupts and their usage in the kernel, as well