Catered lunches, a relaxed atmosphere, really friendly coworkers, and occasional after-hours poker or whiskey bar.
Sometimes it feels like I have no say in the direction of products; sometimes it's akin to a body shop.
After the career fair, I got an on-campus interview, which consisted of two 40-minute turns. Two interviewers asked me questions about web development knowledge, my familiarity with TCP/IP protocols, and other topics. Next, I completed whiteboard pr
Two technical rounds. Back to back, 45 minutes each. After that, the next rounds would be a couple of technical phone interviews. I didn't make it to the phone interview rounds.
Campus interview. Basic questions in Java. The interviewer was good and helpful at times. Some of the questions were not easy. At least, I didn't get some of the follow-up questions answered. Some interviewers can be passive, however.
After the career fair, I got an on-campus interview, which consisted of two 40-minute turns. Two interviewers asked me questions about web development knowledge, my familiarity with TCP/IP protocols, and other topics. Next, I completed whiteboard pr
Two technical rounds. Back to back, 45 minutes each. After that, the next rounds would be a couple of technical phone interviews. I didn't make it to the phone interview rounds.
Campus interview. Basic questions in Java. The interviewer was good and helpful at times. Some of the questions were not easy. At least, I didn't get some of the follow-up questions answered. Some interviewers can be passive, however.