Good for starting a career in software.
No stocks at all, but a nice 401(k).
I applied online and was sent over to an onsite interview in Culver City. It was a one-day interview discussing Java and JavaScript. They sent me an offer about a day or two afterwards.
Telephone and face-to-face. In face-to-face, there are a lot of questions about my interests outside of work and whether I like broadcasting and know the technology around this. They are after an all-rounder that can be moulded. The focus is more on
Telephonic discussion followed by two face-to-face discussions. The hiring appears to happen only through consultancies, and the interview applicants were not respected at all. The company needs to train both the HR and the managers on treating inter
I applied online and was sent over to an onsite interview in Culver City. It was a one-day interview discussing Java and JavaScript. They sent me an offer about a day or two afterwards.
Telephone and face-to-face. In face-to-face, there are a lot of questions about my interests outside of work and whether I like broadcasting and know the technology around this. They are after an all-rounder that can be moulded. The focus is more on
Telephonic discussion followed by two face-to-face discussions. The hiring appears to happen only through consultancies, and the interview applicants were not respected at all. The company needs to train both the HR and the managers on treating inter