There are a few logic questions on the online assessment that might trip people up but overall nothing too bad. The on-site interview is very relaxed and I don't think there are any "right" answers to the case study questions, they just want to see how well you can defend your decisions.
The interview process is strenuous, but good. Nothing too out of the ordinary.
Nothing too difficult, basic interviews not too technical and okay assessments
Where do you see yourself in five years.
What makes you most nervous: talking to 30 strangers, 6 people you've previously worked with, or the VP?
The programming section on the assessment
None that are not already listed here.
I can't remember any out of the line questions - mostly relating to what you would do in certain situations or how you deal with tight deadlines?
None, They don't care to ask the dumb and common questions, 3 strengths, 3 weakness? etc. One question that was unexpected is this: "Name five things you are not" (can't use physical descriptors)
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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