Lots of helpful people, opportunities to get certs.
Typical big company culture. It's easy to get lost in the sauce if you're not heavily vocal.
One interview with the Contacting company, followed by a brief twenty to thirty minute phone conversation and a thank you letter. Overall, it was the easiest interview I have ever had.
I was contacted by a recruiter I met at a university event via email. They set up a video chat with my team's lead for a week after I received the email. I had a 30-minute video chat with my team lead and was notified about my offer the week after.
I attended a non-technical interview with the manager and one team member, though for a different role. This interview consisted of questions related to my professional background and problem-solving thought process. I was invited back for a second
One interview with the Contacting company, followed by a brief twenty to thirty minute phone conversation and a thank you letter. Overall, it was the easiest interview I have ever had.
I was contacted by a recruiter I met at a university event via email. They set up a video chat with my team's lead for a week after I received the email. I had a 30-minute video chat with my team lead and was notified about my offer the week after.
I attended a non-technical interview with the manager and one team member, though for a different role. This interview consisted of questions related to my professional background and problem-solving thought process. I was invited back for a second