Learn a lot about technology, as you will be more or less the only one working on it.
Salary when you compare it with the CEO's. Honestly, why would a CEO get like $25 billion and yours about $133k when you are the actual one doing the geeky part?
You are now eight months without work. The higher-ups or all management is still there. Tell me who is responsible for this downfall and who is getting punished.
A coworker who worked on the app before also said he was the only guy doing the job.
No offense, but this seems to be a pattern in the IT industry. The hard workers are punished the most.
Worst of all, if your coworkers are not working at all, you are responsible to see their back. If not, you have to show your back. You will then regret that a coworker is still employed and you are unemployed for months together.
Two weeks after applying online, a recruiter emailed me asking to schedule a phone screen. The phone screen lasted about 10 minutes, and he asked me for my desired salary up front. The phone interview was scheduled three days from that point. I mess
Overall a good experience. I was properly given the ability to share to the interviewers who I was as a person and as a potential employee. Technical questions were basic but necessary and fair.
A few months after applying online, I was contacted through email to set up a phone interview. The first phone interview was more general, with questions about myself, my interests in the company, and personal hobbies. The second interview was with t
Two weeks after applying online, a recruiter emailed me asking to schedule a phone screen. The phone screen lasted about 10 minutes, and he asked me for my desired salary up front. The phone interview was scheduled three days from that point. I mess
Overall a good experience. I was properly given the ability to share to the interviewers who I was as a person and as a potential employee. Technical questions were basic but necessary and fair.
A few months after applying online, I was contacted through email to set up a phone interview. The first phone interview was more general, with questions about myself, my interests in the company, and personal hobbies. The second interview was with t