Fantastic company and technologies
Fantastic company and technologies
Culture, work/life balance, always learning, always contributing, opportunities are plentiful.
Certain policies are shifting away from a start-up feel and towards a corporate feel. This is natural and expected, but worth noting.
Continue empowering your employees and giving them opportunities to show off their abilities.
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Software Applications Engineer I
The interview process included: * One technical phone screen. * An onsite interview with four parts: * Three behavioral interviews. * One technical interview. * Presentations about the company. The recruiters were very helpful and
Associate Test Automation Engineer
I was contacted through an employee referral. The interview process took over four weeks. I traveled to the Pleasanton office for the interview. They covered gas and hotel expenses. Everyone was nice. It was a long day, but it was definitely worth it
QA Engineer
The initial phone interview took place a month ago, before the in-person interview. Nothing technical was asked; they mostly wanted to know whether the team was comfortable working with you.
Software Applications Engineer I
Pleasanton, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2016The interview process included: * One technical phone screen. * An onsite interview with four parts: * Three behavioral interviews. * One technical interview. * Presentations about the company. The recruiters were very helpful and
Associate Test Automation Engineer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2013I was contacted through an employee referral. The interview process took over four weeks. I traveled to the Pleasanton office for the interview. They covered gas and hotel expenses. Everyone was nice. It was a long day, but it was definitely worth it
QA Engineer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2013The initial phone interview took place a month ago, before the in-person interview. Nothing technical was asked; they mostly wanted to know whether the team was comfortable working with you.
