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Software Developer at Triton
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Long Beach, MS – Reviewed Oct 11, 2012
Interview Details –
After initial phone call an interview was arranged for that week. I met with 2 different managers and 3-4 developers.
The meeting with management was pretty straight-forward, but the developer interviews were more involved. Some asked me to solve problems on the board. One actually validated one of my websites and asked me what the errors meant.
The interviews lasted a large part of the day, at least 3-4 hours, and we also did lunch. Overall it was a long experience, but not too bad.
Interview Question – The most difficult question had to do with solving a coding problem involving ASCII text on the marker board. I did an awful job as I hadn't done that kind of coding since college, but explained that I'm more of a web developer and we moved on. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – I felt the initial offer was more than fair so I accepted it.
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