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      Scientist Interview

      May 24, 2014
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      I interviewed at Freeslate

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      The company is a spin off from Symyx. Many employees are transferred. The process is generally OK. You do a presentation to people and some tough questions. Requirements for high throughput technology or automation is required. The pay is a little bit low but close to average in bay area.

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