You will work with great technology and massive amounts of data.
If you are motivated, you can learn a lot.
The hours are also pretty normal.
It is not the most professional place in the world. There is a lot of BS paperwork. The pay also isn't great.
There is too much time spent tracking time, doing not career-oriented trainings, and other things that take away from the work.
Met at a career fair and applied online. Got an email for a phone interview a week or two later. The phone interview was mostly behavioral but contained some fundamental technical questions (software development cycle, etc.). Then passed through to t
The first interview was an online interview where you would just ask questions. Then I got called for a final round interview in NY. There were two separate interviewers who asked questions, mainly behavioral. They also asked questions about me perso
It started with a phone interview with three individuals at the same time. The interview was mostly technical, and some questions about product pricing were also asked. I was then told to come in for an in-person interview. The in-person interviews
Met at a career fair and applied online. Got an email for a phone interview a week or two later. The phone interview was mostly behavioral but contained some fundamental technical questions (software development cycle, etc.). Then passed through to t
The first interview was an online interview where you would just ask questions. Then I got called for a final round interview in NY. There were two separate interviewers who asked questions, mainly behavioral. They also asked questions about me perso
It started with a phone interview with three individuals at the same time. The interview was mostly technical, and some questions about product pricing were also asked. I was then told to come in for an in-person interview. The in-person interviews