O processo levou 3 dias. Fui entrevistado pela Balihoo (Boise, ID) em jan. de 2012
Entrevista
Met CTO briefly, formal 3ish hour interview following day. Actual interview was in-depth one-on-one with CTO, puzzles and problem solving.
Next, met dev team in conference room to be grilled on mundane development minutiae, like a silly pop quiz from CS-102 freshman year, despite my decade of relevant professional experience. If I failed to recall the precise term the ringleader expected as an answer he would subject me to underhanded and condescending insults such as recommending I find a copy of Design Patterns so I may better understand programming fundamentals. The guy clearly disliked me as soon as we met.
Finally a one-on-one with CEO, a wonderful change of pace from the gauntlet of snobby devs putting me down for an hour. CEO at the time was phenomenal and an absolute pleasure to speak with.
Needless to say I was not hired, which of course is good since the devs clearly did not want me on their team. This was 2011 or 2012.
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
Was asked to explain a specific, obscure design pattern
Candidatei-me online. O processo levou 2 semanas. Fui entrevistado pela Balihoo (Boise, ID) em set. de 2014
Entrevista
I applied online and was sent an email asking for an interview via phone right away.
Soon after I went in to meet the team and do a group interview.
about three days later I came in and meet with the CEO and his dog was in the interview with us.
Candidatei-me online. O processo levou mais de 1 semana. Fui entrevistado pela Balihoo (Boise, ID) em mar. de 2014
Entrevista
I applied online and received an email with questions to answer. I was then contacted by them for a phone interview with two members. Judging by some of their stock questions, they weren't HR professionals. I was then brought in for an in-person interview a few days later. Was given a quick tour and then ushered into a conference room where one of the people who interviewed me over the phone conducted a short interview. Again, the lack of proper interview techniques showed here. I was one of the last people they interviewed and I believe they'd already made a selection. The interviewer seemed to be just going through the motions and I got the distinct sense that he didn't care how I answered his stock questions. He walked me to the elevator, shook my hand and said I should consider it an honor to even be selected for an interview since they are such a great company to work for. I was more than a bit put off by that comment and knew I needed to keep looking for jobs.
I sent a follow-up email inquiring about whether the position had been filled when I didn't hear back from them whether I'd been selected or not. Received a "still in the process" reply from them and never heard anything after that. Really disrespectful to not even contact interviewees to notify them they were not selected. Overall, I'm extremely unimpressed with the perennial "Best Place to Work in Idaho." They need to invest in some HR and hiring processes training for the young hipsters who conduct their interviews. The whole process didn't feel professional and like another reviewer said, they take the whole clique thing to another level.