Overall, the trip was a good company to work for. Very employee and customer-focused.
A little too disorganized at times.
The first on-campus interview was great. The interviewer was very nice. After a week, they assigned me a coding assignment, which I finished in 24 hours. Then they scheduled me for an on-site interview in Boston. The nightmare began. I should have re
Had two phone interviews. The first interview was with a high-level manager. I was given the requirements for a "source code management" system. I was asked to detail the kinds of objects to build and what the database table would look like. The s
I didn't particularly enjoy the interview. I think the interviewer was French, and I had some difficulty understanding his questions. He presented some Java code, and I was required to solve a basic linear search problem. However, I only understood t
The first on-campus interview was great. The interviewer was very nice. After a week, they assigned me a coding assignment, which I finished in 24 hours. Then they scheduled me for an on-site interview in Boston. The nightmare began. I should have re
Had two phone interviews. The first interview was with a high-level manager. I was given the requirements for a "source code management" system. I was asked to detail the kinds of objects to build and what the database table would look like. The s
I didn't particularly enjoy the interview. I think the interviewer was French, and I had some difficulty understanding his questions. He presented some Java code, and I was required to solve a basic linear search problem. However, I only understood t