Great engineers at the company.
Poor management at the company.
Standard 3-step interview process: 1. Initial recruiter phone call to gauge candidate fit. 2. Technical screening with two engineers over online video. 3. On-site a couple weeks later with 5 to 6 engineers/managers.
Typical multi-question interview format with breaks in between to discuss questions about the company. Interviewer was very bland. Didn't seem particularly interested. Felt impersonal with the interviewer spending most of their time looking down, re
3 rounds, 5 weeks. The hiring team was contracted from TI. It was a terrible experience. Communication was minimal throughout the process until a couple of days before the event. The final interview was in Dallas and it was a half-day of meeting empl
Standard 3-step interview process: 1. Initial recruiter phone call to gauge candidate fit. 2. Technical screening with two engineers over online video. 3. On-site a couple weeks later with 5 to 6 engineers/managers.
Typical multi-question interview format with breaks in between to discuss questions about the company. Interviewer was very bland. Didn't seem particularly interested. Felt impersonal with the interviewer spending most of their time looking down, re
3 rounds, 5 weeks. The hiring team was contracted from TI. It was a terrible experience. Communication was minimal throughout the process until a couple of days before the event. The final interview was in Dallas and it was a half-day of meeting empl