WLB is pretty good, with a great culture and co-workers.
Stock refresh is not too much.
I gave the HackerRank test, and a phone screen was scheduled. It went great, and the hiring manager said that the recruiter would let me know of next steps. They ghosted me, with no replies or follow-up.
Two rounds of technical interviews plus an onsite. The first two rounds were phone interviews, and the onsite consisted of five back-to-back interviews. It took a few weeks to receive an official offer. The process was mostly coding in Java.
Call with the hiring manager to go over work history and culture fit. Interviews with two engineers discussing my experience with specific tools and how I approach solving problems. A two-hour take-home quiz. A pair-programming session with two mo
I gave the HackerRank test, and a phone screen was scheduled. It went great, and the hiring manager said that the recruiter would let me know of next steps. They ghosted me, with no replies or follow-up.
Two rounds of technical interviews plus an onsite. The first two rounds were phone interviews, and the onsite consisted of five back-to-back interviews. It took a few weeks to receive an official offer. The process was mostly coding in Java.
Call with the hiring manager to go over work history and culture fit. Interviews with two engineers discussing my experience with specific tools and how I approach solving problems. A two-hour take-home quiz. A pair-programming session with two mo