Great place to work, but a bit too much secrecy and politics
Great place to work, but a bit too much secrecy and politics
- Exciting products.
- Very smart people to work with.
- Given independence in the tools that I can work with.
- So many perks like food and beer.
- So many social activities, like Melbourne Cup and EOFY parties.
- You can get left behind by everyone if you don't blog regularly. No one will notice you're there.
- They claim that they're an open company, but there are so many secrets. Some people are kept in the dark about things they want to know.
- Management isn't interested in career development. It's very hard to move to another position that you're more interested in. They'd rather hire new people.
Listen to what your employers want, rather than aggressively hiring such a lot of people from all over the world. Look at what you have right now. Your employees might have the skills that you're looking for.
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I knew about this position and applied through Stack Overflow. The first round was an online technical test with three coding questions. One question was quite easy, and the other two were at a medium level. It required good knowledge of Java core c
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Very thorough! They start with screening your resume, as all companies do. If you make it, you are told to do an online test. If you pass that, you're called in for a face-to-face coding test, where you're told to write some tests and fix some bugs
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The first step was a phone interview, which was very easy. After that, there was a take-home test. That was also very easy. The manager-style interview, however, was all over the place, with unclear and presumptive questions. I got the job and work
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Singapore, SingaporeOctober 1, 2014I knew about this position and applied through Stack Overflow. The first round was an online technical test with three coding questions. One question was quite easy, and the other two were at a medium level. It required good knowledge of Java core c
Java Developer
Sydney, AustraliaFebruary 1, 2014Very thorough! They start with screening your resume, as all companies do. If you make it, you are told to do an online test. If you pass that, you're called in for a face-to-face coding test, where you're told to write some tests and fix some bugs
Java Developer
Sydney, AustraliaMarch 1, 2011The first step was a phone interview, which was very easy. After that, there was a take-home test. That was also very easy. The manager-style interview, however, was all over the place, with unclear and presumptive questions. I got the job and work
