Work-life balance is very good. People are nice to work with.
n/a, everything is good, pretty chill to work there.
I met a recruiter at a local career fair at my school. I was contacted the next week to conduct a phone interview. After the interview, I was asked to code a binary search algorithm for floating points. After two weeks, I was informed that they were
I had one technical round with a very easy question. I answered it easily, but was still rejected afterwards. I'm not sure why that happened. Adding some words for the minimum here. Still need to add more.
Met with an on-campus recruiter. Had an on-campus interview. A week later, I had two back-to-back 45-minute interviews. Heard back a few days later with an offer.
I met a recruiter at a local career fair at my school. I was contacted the next week to conduct a phone interview. After the interview, I was asked to code a binary search algorithm for floating points. After two weeks, I was informed that they were
I had one technical round with a very easy question. I answered it easily, but was still rejected afterwards. I'm not sure why that happened. Adding some words for the minimum here. Still need to add more.
Met with an on-campus recruiter. Had an on-campus interview. A week later, I had two back-to-back 45-minute interviews. Heard back a few days later with an offer.