Unity is surprisingly honest and a great place to work. I don't always agree with the directions the company heads, but it feels like I have a real chance to weigh in on the conversations.
Unity is a bit disorganized at times.
The interview process consists of three stages: * The first stage is an informal, on-site meeting with the Product Manager. * The second stage involves two one-hour technical interviews with a total of four developers. * The third stage is a m
The interview process included: * Four technical rounds * One behavioral round * A final round with the VP It was a great experience with a good mix of questions on my experience, Unity, C#, tech stack, and coding challenges.
Inconsiderate and terribly slow interview process. Got a phone interview and then was told that the next step is a coding assessment. They did not send me the coding assessment until weeks after the phone interview, even though I had emphasized durin
The interview process consists of three stages: * The first stage is an informal, on-site meeting with the Product Manager. * The second stage involves two one-hour technical interviews with a total of four developers. * The third stage is a m
The interview process included: * Four technical rounds * One behavioral round * A final round with the VP It was a great experience with a good mix of questions on my experience, Unity, C#, tech stack, and coding challenges.
Inconsiderate and terribly slow interview process. Got a phone interview and then was told that the next step is a coding assessment. They did not send me the coding assessment until weeks after the phone interview, even though I had emphasized durin