Working in life sciences can be fulfilling.
Management lacks organization. There's no work-life balance, with constant late nights. This is all for a salary that’s lower than the industry standard and non-negotiable.
I met the recruiter on campus at a career fair. I received an email a month later and scheduled an interview with Nancy (the HR). Then, I had a few phone interviews with manager Paul and a team leader. Oh yeah, I also had a video interview with th
Used a referral. One pre-screening virtual interview. One technical take-home portion. One invited on-site weekend portion. Simple process, choked during the weekend portion and beat myself up over it.
30 min HR call. 1 hr OA - 3 to 4 questions, LeetCode easy to medium. Team Day: * Coffee chat * Technical * Manager * Hiring Manager Overall pretty standard.
I met the recruiter on campus at a career fair. I received an email a month later and scheduled an interview with Nancy (the HR). Then, I had a few phone interviews with manager Paul and a team leader. Oh yeah, I also had a video interview with th
Used a referral. One pre-screening virtual interview. One technical take-home portion. One invited on-site weekend portion. Simple process, choked during the weekend portion and beat myself up over it.
30 min HR call. 1 hr OA - 3 to 4 questions, LeetCode easy to medium. Team Day: * Coffee chat * Technical * Manager * Hiring Manager Overall pretty standard.