In general, the people you will work with are intelligent and hardworking. The pay rate, barring any cut or furlough, is good. The technology is advanced, but not cutting-edge. The equipment and infrastructure is workable.
The work environment is isolating and depressing. Process is king, and all creativity, even within constraints, is discouraged. Meetings are anathema. Why meet with real people face to face when you can call them and use Webex? Human interaction is kept to an absolute minimum.
You are AGILE-(ing) yourselves to death. Remember the reason you hire a technical resource is for their expertise and skill. Don't marginalize and minimize their ability by over-structuring their individual tasks.
The interview process consisted of just one step, where I was asked technical Linux-related questions and to discuss my experience. The entire team kept their cameras off, and the questions were quite general, with no whiteboarding involved.
Phone screen, software coding problems, followed by an in-person technical interview. The technical interview wasn't hard, and they understood that you might not have experience in all of the areas covered.
I was contacted by an internal bank recruiter on a Monday. I had applied online for the position about one or two weeks earlier. She informed me that the position would entail working remotely. I live in Charlotte, NC, and the hiring manager lived i
The interview process consisted of just one step, where I was asked technical Linux-related questions and to discuss my experience. The entire team kept their cameras off, and the questions were quite general, with no whiteboarding involved.
Phone screen, software coding problems, followed by an in-person technical interview. The technical interview wasn't hard, and they understood that you might not have experience in all of the areas covered.
I was contacted by an internal bank recruiter on a Monday. I had applied online for the position about one or two weeks earlier. She informed me that the position would entail working remotely. I live in Charlotte, NC, and the hiring manager lived i