Work-life balance is great, especially in Southern California.
Development teams are a good place to learn and solve big problems.
Dated technologies make it seem like they're way behind.
Management needs better training.
Agile is not a thing.
Some projects seem to go on forever.
Accrued vacation.
Letting good employees go.
More training. Less top-down style. Bring back accrued vacation.
I got one phone call from a recruiter, and the second round was a kind of five general technology questions and one algorithm about generating the maximum meeting room host by company.
Pre-Interview: I got a call from HR after they found my profile on a job site. The position was for SSE - DevOps at MicroSeg. An interview was scheduled four days after I showed interest. There should have been a coding test before the interview. How
Two technical interviews. One of which was a LeetCode question, and the other felt like it was completely improvised, with no structure and no plan whatsoever. If I hadn't gone over a project I managed, which is something I brought up, the intervie
I got one phone call from a recruiter, and the second round was a kind of five general technology questions and one algorithm about generating the maximum meeting room host by company.
Pre-Interview: I got a call from HR after they found my profile on a job site. The position was for SSE - DevOps at MicroSeg. An interview was scheduled four days after I showed interest. There should have been a coding test before the interview. How
Two technical interviews. One of which was a LeetCode question, and the other felt like it was completely improvised, with no structure and no plan whatsoever. If I hadn't gone over a project I managed, which is something I brought up, the intervie