Great working conditions, very nice professional people, and very exciting work.
Living in virtual poverty is a huge hindrance. I struggled so much to survive on less than $50,000/year in Boston that it interfered with my job performance and prevented me from getting promotions. This caused a negative feedback loop that made life outside the office miserable and virtually unbearable. I had to do innovative things like not pay my phone bill, sleep in homeless shelters, and take excruciatingly long-distance bus trips to save money for travel.
Be fair in salaries. I've met software testers who make over $70,000, and this is their first job out of college. They are merely testing the software that I develop. Test drivers don't make more than automobile engineers, and software testers should not make tens of thousands more dollars than software developers, in my opinion.
The first round was a telephonic round. I cleared this round. The second was a technical round where basic questions were asked about Salesforce development, LWC, Apex, etc. The third round was an HR round. Basic questions were asked. I was not sel
It was relatively easy, with focus on personal projects. Moreover, the interviewer wasn't too focused on technical questions; rather, he asked questions regarding teamwork and my ability to handle challenges.
The interview process I went through had four stages. The first test had 6 sections, followed by a coding round, a communication assessment, and a final interview. I felt confident and answered all the questions, and the interviewer was great. How
The first round was a telephonic round. I cleared this round. The second was a technical round where basic questions were asked about Salesforce development, LWC, Apex, etc. The third round was an HR round. Basic questions were asked. I was not sel
It was relatively easy, with focus on personal projects. Moreover, the interviewer wasn't too focused on technical questions; rather, he asked questions regarding teamwork and my ability to handle challenges.
The interview process I went through had four stages. The first test had 6 sections, followed by a coding round, a communication assessment, and a final interview. I felt confident and answered all the questions, and the interviewer was great. How