Great co-workers. Good learning experience. Fantastic benefits and PTO. Good management team.
Over-reliance on contractors. Different teams within the department billing each other is ridiculous. We're all on the same team; get the job done.
The "blue workspace" is also silly. We should either be in our own desks or in a scrum room.
Rely less on contractors.
Get different teams collaborating.
Two back-to-back 45-minute on-campus interviews were conducted. These included some easy technical content, such as listing primitive types and their bit lengths, but were mostly behavioral questions. About a month later, students were flown to Fort
I did not even know they had scheduled an interview with me. They just sent a calendar invitation. Then, on the very first interview call, they asked me mostly about technical Java concepts, even though I had informed them that Java isn't my primary
It was a three-step process: 1. An initial screening over the phone, which was very easy. Simple questions were asked, such as, "What is the difference between Java and JavaScript?" 2. Next, after two to three weeks, they conducted a technical in
Two back-to-back 45-minute on-campus interviews were conducted. These included some easy technical content, such as listing primitive types and their bit lengths, but were mostly behavioral questions. About a month later, students were flown to Fort
I did not even know they had scheduled an interview with me. They just sent a calendar invitation. Then, on the very first interview call, they asked me mostly about technical Java concepts, even though I had informed them that Java isn't my primary
It was a three-step process: 1. An initial screening over the phone, which was very easy. Simple questions were asked, such as, "What is the difference between Java and JavaScript?" 2. Next, after two to three weeks, they conducted a technical in