Coworkers and management always worry about your work-life balance. I get on on-calls and hear executives say, "Get some rest."
Sometimes priorities can be tough to juggle, but that's the normal IT experience.
I was directed to Workday to apply, where I was asked to retype all of the information provided in my resume. There was no function to export it from the resume I had attached, which is indicative of poor and outdated technology and bad UX. After 1
The phone screen was usual, but the onsite interview was very disappointing. * Interviewers were remotely located. One of them was courteous enough to explain why he was remote, while the other did not bother introducing himself. * The interview
I interviewed at their SF office. The process felt very informal and unorganized. The team was friendly and didn't seem to have a problem with my lack of experience during the initial phone interviews. After the rejection, I asked the recruiter for
I was directed to Workday to apply, where I was asked to retype all of the information provided in my resume. There was no function to export it from the resume I had attached, which is indicative of poor and outdated technology and bad UX. After 1
The phone screen was usual, but the onsite interview was very disappointing. * Interviewers were remotely located. One of them was courteous enough to explain why he was remote, while the other did not bother introducing himself. * The interview
I interviewed at their SF office. The process felt very informal and unorganized. The team was friendly and didn't seem to have a problem with my lack of experience during the initial phone interviews. After the rejection, I asked the recruiter for