People are so nice and welcoming.
Not much. You just need to have skills or be a fast learner.
I spoke with a recruiter and a few engineers at a career fair. From there, they invited me to a screening interview, then an onsite. The screener started 15 minutes late. The onsite experience was good. I had lunch, then met with three interviewers
I've had one of the worst interview experiences ever. First, they told me they wanted to start the interview process. Then, they did not reach back after I submitted my availability. When I e-mailed them, they literally told me the position had been
Very much like any top engineering company – a good code test. I think it was clear they were looking for engineers that could deal with a lot of complexity and ambiguity.
I spoke with a recruiter and a few engineers at a career fair. From there, they invited me to a screening interview, then an onsite. The screener started 15 minutes late. The onsite experience was good. I had lunch, then met with three interviewers
I've had one of the worst interview experiences ever. First, they told me they wanted to start the interview process. Then, they did not reach back after I submitted my availability. When I e-mailed them, they literally told me the position had been
Very much like any top engineering company – a good code test. I think it was clear they were looking for engineers that could deal with a lot of complexity and ambiguity.