Applied months ago, finally got a nice email (seemed casual) about taking the next steps in the interview process. They required that I take an online aptitude test. You have 6 sections, like single digit math problem, then onto decimal math problem, then fraction problems. Then you move on to more special questions. “Looking at this stack of blocks, how many blocks are touching it from all sides” kinda of questions. Then you move on to all kinds of weird logic questions like “a>=c=>b” then you have to choose true or false for questions like “b is greater than a” but they mix up symbols so it gets confusing. Some symbols mean “greater but not by 50” and it got difficult. I’m an awful test taker. So I don’t know how I did. I didn’t get an offer, so that’s a bad sign. Disappointing considering how dumb it made me feel right after getting my bachelors degree out of college.

I had a telephone interview composing of a few technical questions, and some questions about projects I did for school. A week later, I was called in for an on-site interview at their Tampa location. I was mainly asked about my ability to work with other people, the kinds of technologies I have experience with, and what sort of work I like doing, and then I was asked a couple of simple coding problems on the whiteboard. Afterward, the main person asking questions showed me around the office. It was a beautiful building and office, and the people were nice and pleasant during the interview. Unfortunately, I was soon after informed that a hiring freeze was put in effect the week of my second interview. The next day, I received an automated rejection email.