Good Work Experience
Good Work Experience
Great WLB Good culture Great benefits Extremely stable
Corporate politics at every turn.
Nepotism.
Promotions are little more than a title bump. Salary does not keep up.
Keep up with industry salary standards.
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Software Engineer
Applied through campus recruitment. I went to their booth and showed my resume. They asked a couple of questions about what I do, and on the spot, they scheduled me for an interview the next day. There were two rounds of interviews: * The first
Software Engineer
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
Software Engineer
Applied for a new grad/entry-level position. There were a total of three interviews. The first interview was technical and conducted online. The interviewer asked a laundry list of questions for an hour, focusing primarily on OOP concepts, with no w
Software Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015Applied through campus recruitment. I went to their booth and showed my resume. They asked a couple of questions about what I do, and on the spot, they scheduled me for an interview the next day. There were two rounds of interviews: * The first
Software Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesJanuary 1, 2014It 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
Software Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018Applied for a new grad/entry-level position. There were a total of three interviews. The first interview was technical and conducted online. The interviewer asked a laundry list of questions for an hour, focusing primarily on OOP concepts, with no w
