A good place that once was great
A good place that once was great
Great company, great people. If you're Type A, you'll probably be rewarded (if you're technically good).
Top-heavy, too much bureaucracy. Benefits changes mean a 10% pay cut.
Don't drink the Kool-Aid. Your best asset is your point of professional opinion. Being quiet or telling executive staff what they want to hear will not help the company.
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I was interviewed by five people. Two of them were very technical and detailed. Three of them asked general questions about my past experiences.
Staff Engineer
I applied for the position online. The process took two months. It began with a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. There were five interviewers, and I spoke with them one by one. They were quite friendly, and most questions were of
Staff Engineer
The interview was telephonic and on-site. I had a telephonic interview of nearly three hours with five people. Each person conducted an interview for 30 minutes, mostly technical with a few general questions. It was a very lengthy process.
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2012I was interviewed by five people. Two of them were very technical and detailed. Three of them asked general questions about my past experiences.
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesMay 1, 2012I applied for the position online. The process took two months. It began with a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. There were five interviewers, and I spoke with them one by one. They were quite friendly, and most questions were of
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2014The interview was telephonic and on-site. I had a telephonic interview of nearly three hours with five people. Each person conducted an interview for 30 minutes, mostly technical with a few general questions. It was a very lengthy process.
