Great place to learn, but no opportunities for career growth
Great place to learn, but no opportunities for career growth
You get to work on bleeding-edge technology. Work hours are flexible.
Promotions are given based on how long you serve at the company, not how hard you work or how many years of total experience you have. Career growth is extremely slow if you are not in the modem software development team.
Evaluate your employees based on how hard they work for the betterment of the company, but not how long they have served in a given title/position.
Eligibility for promotions should be based on your employees' total experience, but not how many years they have stayed stagnant in a given title/position.
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Software Engineer
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
Software Engineer
7-8 rounds of interview. Very technical. Good HR and travel compensation. The interview was not painful. The interviews were very knowledgeable and thorough. Some questions were bookish, but as long as you know your stuff, you should be good.
Software Engineer
The first round was a phone interview, with some basic questions on C concepts. This was followed by an on-site interview that took around one day and included five interviewers, all asking technical questions. The interviewers were very nice and as
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesApril 1, 2011The 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
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesApril 1, 20117-8 rounds of interview. Very technical. Good HR and travel compensation. The interview was not painful. The interviews were very knowledgeable and thorough. Some questions were bookish, but as long as you know your stuff, you should be good.
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2015The first round was a phone interview, with some basic questions on C concepts. This was followed by an on-site interview that took around one day and included five interviewers, all asking technical questions. The interviewers were very nice and as
