Working in a very interesting area (AI/robotics), making something important and useful. Super friendly/helpful coworkers. Great location (downtown SD). Great flexibility (can work at home or in the office, and for some in completely different states). Team lunch 1 day a week, catered lunch twice a week, free snacks, soda, cereal (I love cereal!), milk, etc...
In my office location (downtown SD) I was initially turned off by the offices having 5 or 6 desks per office, as I was used to an open floor plan.
But now I really like it.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took about 3 weeks, consisting of a TA screen, Zoom, and on-site multi-interviews including a presentation. You can see this company is becoming a "professional interviewing" company, just a revolving door
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. - Phone interview with HR. - A more technical phone interview with a hiring manager, but not full-on "tricky" technical. - A full-day in-person interview that consists of a presentation of your choosing, a
I applied online. The process took six weeks. The interview process consisted of a one-hour virtual interview with the hiring manager, which included a series of technical questions related to the role, along with the typical resume and background r
I applied through a recruiter. The process took about 3 weeks, consisting of a TA screen, Zoom, and on-site multi-interviews including a presentation. You can see this company is becoming a "professional interviewing" company, just a revolving door
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. - Phone interview with HR. - A more technical phone interview with a hiring manager, but not full-on "tricky" technical. - A full-day in-person interview that consists of a presentation of your choosing, a
I applied online. The process took six weeks. The interview process consisted of a one-hour virtual interview with the hiring manager, which included a series of technical questions related to the role, along with the typical resume and background r