They treat employees with utmost respect.
Can't think of any cons.
An ex-colleague referred me. Two weeks later, the recruiter sent an email. After another two weeks, the recruiter called to set up a phone call with me. She finally called and said she would schedule a phone interview with the hiring manager. I nev
I attended the job fair at UCSD and spoke with a recruiter for about five minutes. A few days later, I received a phone call asking if I could come in the following week for an interview, which I accepted. It was a quick, 30-minute interview with on
Very positive experience; the recruiter was also nice. This is for an internship, so the interview is a 1:1, 30-minute session. There is one technical question. They have many interviewers, so you might need to compete with classmates who have bet
An ex-colleague referred me. Two weeks later, the recruiter sent an email. After another two weeks, the recruiter called to set up a phone call with me. She finally called and said she would schedule a phone interview with the hiring manager. I nev
I attended the job fair at UCSD and spoke with a recruiter for about five minutes. A few days later, I received a phone call asking if I could come in the following week for an interview, which I accepted. It was a quick, 30-minute interview with on
Very positive experience; the recruiter was also nice. This is for an internship, so the interview is a 1:1, 30-minute session. There is one technical question. They have many interviewers, so you might need to compete with classmates who have bet