Good salary Great customers to work for Smart people Mostly remote (but for project-based travel) Good benefits
Can't get promoted easily.
Very limited relationships with colleagues (everyone is remote in professional services).
Can get blindsided easily - this is scary for obvious reasons.
No real value for experience/skill - everybody is an architect (anyone ranging from 8+ to 20+ years).
Do not dilute the architect role.
Conduct some open houses onsite.
I was recruited by a former colleague, so my experience may have been different than someone applying off the street. They invited me for a lunch to meet some team members and to let me "interview them" first, to see if I even wanted to apply. I wasn
The interviewer was one of those 'brilliant jerks' types of people that no one would want to report to. He clearly had a lot of experience as a CTO for ad companies he sold to Adobe. No one should work for a person who is closed-minded and puts peo
I was asked to create an application from scratch and given an entire workday to complete it. I was free to use the internet or any resources that I wanted. I was given specifications for the app and told to complete as much as possible by the end
I was recruited by a former colleague, so my experience may have been different than someone applying off the street. They invited me for a lunch to meet some team members and to let me "interview them" first, to see if I even wanted to apply. I wasn
The interviewer was one of those 'brilliant jerks' types of people that no one would want to report to. He clearly had a lot of experience as a CTO for ad companies he sold to Adobe. No one should work for a person who is closed-minded and puts peo
I was asked to create an application from scratch and given an entire workday to complete it. I was free to use the internet or any resources that I wanted. I was given specifications for the app and told to complete as much as possible by the end