Good for entry-level, fresh out of college with no experience. I really appreciate that, but I would not recommend it. I learned nothing there. There's no growth.
The business logic is too complicated; nobody knows what they are working on. Bugs fixed last month will be reintroduced again next month. Pretty much fixing bugs that were already fixed last month.
I was contacted by a recruiter and began the interview process after exchanging a few emails. I completed two rounds of interviews: one phone screen and one Skype. I was told that I had done well and would be contacted within two weeks by a hiring
Knowledge of the company and general computing concepts. Phone screen, followed by a video interview. Initially, you'll have a panel interview with a couple of different hiring managers. This will be followed by 1:1 interviews, each lasting about 15
The recruiter interviewed me on the phone and asked personal questions, and also about my experience. Then we scheduled a 1:1 interview. The process included two technical interviews, an HR interview, and a final interview by the development manager
I was contacted by a recruiter and began the interview process after exchanging a few emails. I completed two rounds of interviews: one phone screen and one Skype. I was told that I had done well and would be contacted within two weeks by a hiring
Knowledge of the company and general computing concepts. Phone screen, followed by a video interview. Initially, you'll have a panel interview with a couple of different hiring managers. This will be followed by 1:1 interviews, each lasting about 15
The recruiter interviewed me on the phone and asked personal questions, and also about my experience. Then we scheduled a 1:1 interview. The process included two technical interviews, an HR interview, and a final interview by the development manager