After a pleasant phone interview (with a substitute interviewer; the planned person was unavailable?), I was asked to return, by email, a small "homework" assignment. These always surprise me: they're either so simple that even if you can't complete
I had a phone call with the recruiter who described the interview process. It consisted of: * One phone screen * An onsite session with several interviews The phone screen was pretty average in terms of difficulty, including a basic coding que
One round on campus after the career fair and two rounds on site. On-campus results were given the following Monday, and then Friday's on-site interviews were scheduled. The recruiter was super helpful. The first on-site interviewer was a little i
After a pleasant phone interview (with a substitute interviewer; the planned person was unavailable?), I was asked to return, by email, a small "homework" assignment. These always surprise me: they're either so simple that even if you can't complete
I had a phone call with the recruiter who described the interview process. It consisted of: * One phone screen * An onsite session with several interviews The phone screen was pretty average in terms of difficulty, including a basic coding que
One round on campus after the career fair and two rounds on site. On-campus results were given the following Monday, and then Friday's on-site interviews were scheduled. The recruiter was super helpful. The first on-site interviewer was a little i