Working with Tesla was very good.
Working with Tesla gave me the chance to work with people from different backgrounds.
It was three rounds of interviews. All three were technical and asked specific engineering fundamentals questions about the position I was interviewing for. I got to interview with several different people from the company, so I talked with a very d
The process took a bit over a month and involved two days of video interviews. My first contact was an email from a recruiter. I received this email one week after applying, and the recruiter quickly forwarded my information to the team I wanted to
The first 5 minutes was just talking about the current role. The rest of the interview consisted of standard questions about Java, such as: * New features in Java 8 * What does "extend" do? * Can I extend a final class?
It was three rounds of interviews. All three were technical and asked specific engineering fundamentals questions about the position I was interviewing for. I got to interview with several different people from the company, so I talked with a very d
The process took a bit over a month and involved two days of video interviews. My first contact was an email from a recruiter. I received this email one week after applying, and the recruiter quickly forwarded my information to the team I wanted to
The first 5 minutes was just talking about the current role. The rest of the interview consisted of standard questions about Java, such as: * New features in Java 8 * What does "extend" do? * Can I extend a final class?