Amex treats its employees very well. The managers are respectful and kind.
Work itself can sometimes be a nightmare, as coding documentation is low. Often, in order to understand a system, one must figure out who the right person is to ask, wasting precious hours of work time on a wild-goose chase rather than on work itself.
The interview process was good. It started off with a technical interview in the office, followed by a follow-up interview with a manager. Everyone was welcoming, kind, and professional. The technical question wasn’t too difficult; it required a basi
This was for a contract-to-hire position through Motion Recruitment. I submitted my resume through a recruiter and had one hour-ish interview, followed by an offer. The interview consisted of: * Half culture fit/situational questions * Half tech/c
Basic coding question followed by explanation of what microservice architecture is. Second interview cancelled to go ahead with the job offer. Overall a pleasant experience. Interviewer was not at the job.
The interview process was good. It started off with a technical interview in the office, followed by a follow-up interview with a manager. Everyone was welcoming, kind, and professional. The technical question wasn’t too difficult; it required a basi
This was for a contract-to-hire position through Motion Recruitment. I submitted my resume through a recruiter and had one hour-ish interview, followed by an offer. The interview consisted of: * Half culture fit/situational questions * Half tech/c
Basic coding question followed by explanation of what microservice architecture is. Second interview cancelled to go ahead with the job offer. Overall a pleasant experience. Interviewer was not at the job.