Very good working environment since it focuses on the employee a lot. Good life balance and good training opportunities for new grads.
Use internal language and tools a lot, and thus you may be unhooked from the outside market.
I applied online for an Applications Engineer role, and within a few days, the recruiter set up an initial phone screen. Nothing was out of the ordinary on this call, other than a brief question about an OOP example. It was pretty straightforward. A
I talked to a recruiter at an on-campus career fair and was offered an on-campus interview for the following day. I received an email about 4 days later and was offered an on-site interview for the following week.
I talked to a recruiter at the university career fair and was interviewed by the same recruiter a week later. The question was very simple, where I coded a linked list on a whiteboard. Then, I had another phone interview about object modeling, follow
I applied online for an Applications Engineer role, and within a few days, the recruiter set up an initial phone screen. Nothing was out of the ordinary on this call, other than a brief question about an OOP example. It was pretty straightforward. A
I talked to a recruiter at an on-campus career fair and was offered an on-campus interview for the following day. I received an email about 4 days later and was offered an on-site interview for the following week.
I talked to a recruiter at the university career fair and was interviewed by the same recruiter a week later. The question was very simple, where I coded a linked list on a whiteboard. Then, I had another phone interview about object modeling, follow