The process is grueling, especially if applying for multiple positions. From what I’ve seen, the earlier rounds are softballs, and in contrast, the expectations set in the panel interviews (4-6 back-to-back sessions, 4-5 hours total) are quite frank
I spoke with a recruiter at a college career fair and landed an on-campus interview the next day. That interview went well and consisted mainly of behavioral questions, with a little Java conceptual stuff near the end. They then flew me up to the Wor
First, we start with a phone screening and a background discussion. He asked me about my knowledge of Java and other back-end areas. He also asked, "What's your most interesting project?" We then arranged a follow-up time. He asked about the typic
The process is grueling, especially if applying for multiple positions. From what I’ve seen, the earlier rounds are softballs, and in contrast, the expectations set in the panel interviews (4-6 back-to-back sessions, 4-5 hours total) are quite frank
I spoke with a recruiter at a college career fair and landed an on-campus interview the next day. That interview went well and consisted mainly of behavioral questions, with a little Java conceptual stuff near the end. They then flew me up to the Wor
First, we start with a phone screening and a background discussion. He asked me about my knowledge of Java and other back-end areas. He also asked, "What's your most interesting project?" We then arranged a follow-up time. He asked about the typic