Culture is great. Work flexibility is great.
Career progression is incredibly slow, although it may be getting better.
He asked about paging, virtual memory, thrashing, and other OS concepts. He asked very hardware-specific questions. It was for a production engineering role, so he did not ask any coding questions. Overall, the experience was average.
Having read through the reviews on Glassdoor, I wasn't expecting a smooth process either. However, since I am a local candidate, I didn't have to go through the hassle of travel/stay reimbursements etc. The reviews were true to the core: the recruitm
I spoke with them at a career fair. I received a response a few weeks later to schedule two phone interviews. They were as expected. The general interview was more about data science, while the other was more based on algorithms.
He asked about paging, virtual memory, thrashing, and other OS concepts. He asked very hardware-specific questions. It was for a production engineering role, so he did not ask any coding questions. Overall, the experience was average.
Having read through the reviews on Glassdoor, I wasn't expecting a smooth process either. However, since I am a local candidate, I didn't have to go through the hassle of travel/stay reimbursements etc. The reviews were true to the core: the recruitm
I spoke with them at a career fair. I received a response a few weeks later to schedule two phone interviews. They were as expected. The general interview was more about data science, while the other was more based on algorithms.