The technology is really cool and unique, and the business is in an extremely strong position.
There are a lot of smart people, so you learn a lot very quickly.
There is a lot to do, and hard work is rewarded to some degree.
Most of the people are good to work with as well.
The system is complicated, and there are a lot of details to learn. Politics can be rough at times. There is a lot of proprietary software, and a lot of it is not well documented and/or supported.
The recruiter called me up within 24 hours. He interviewed me technically again for about 45 minutes on core Java. I was asked to come onsite, and I had 4 rounds of interviews. I was then asked to come onsite on a different date, and that was just 2
I was contacted by a recruiter. First phone interview where they asked Java core questions. Then a phone interview with the hiring manager. He was pleasant and seemed to like my experience. In-person interview was with 4 people. They asked technic
A friend of mine referred me. A recruiter called and scheduled a phone interview. An engineer called and asked technical questions. The recruiter called back the same day and scheduled an onsite interview. I interviewed with 4 engineers and an engine
The recruiter called me up within 24 hours. He interviewed me technically again for about 45 minutes on core Java. I was asked to come onsite, and I had 4 rounds of interviews. I was then asked to come onsite on a different date, and that was just 2
I was contacted by a recruiter. First phone interview where they asked Java core questions. Then a phone interview with the hiring manager. He was pleasant and seemed to like my experience. In-person interview was with 4 people. They asked technic
A friend of mine referred me. A recruiter called and scheduled a phone interview. An engineer called and asked technical questions. The recruiter called back the same day and scheduled an onsite interview. I interviewed with 4 engineers and an engine