Gain some really nice experience on the latest equipment, free lunch and snacks.
Peanut butter machine!
Work with a wide variety of people globally.
Expected to do the same job as employees for one 1/2 to 1/3 less pay, with no benefits. Expected to travel between three data centers and not get reimbursed for travel.
No paid time off. My father died, and they would not even pay me for one day. Employees get a really nice bonus every year; you don't even get a Christmas card.
You are a nobody until they need you to fill in for one of the employees. There is a negative attitude towards the contractors here.
Everything you do, you will be held accountable for, while there is no accountability for employees. No pay increases.
Shortly after my second year anniversary, I asked for a pay increase, and they let me go. Said I was not a good fit for the company.
I would not recommend taking a job as a contractor in the data center unless you have absolutely no experience. Even then, it's a dead end.
Team leaders need to lead and hold employees accountable. The same accountability a contractor is held to. I would think the employees would be held to higher standards, but it is the opposite here.
You will first be asked regular interview questions, and then a mix of Leetcode problems. You must touch up and heavily practice Leetcode before interviewing. You should also complete mock interviews.
There were 3 rounds in total. The first round was a coding round where I was asked to code on HackerRank. The second round was with a senior engineer and I was asked 2 coding questions, both of which were on arrays. The last round was with a senio
The interview process was very smooth and fast, happening over the course of a couple of days on campus. The questions were pretty standard software engineering questions, with mine being in C. There were a couple of object-oriented questions, but
You will first be asked regular interview questions, and then a mix of Leetcode problems. You must touch up and heavily practice Leetcode before interviewing. You should also complete mock interviews.
There were 3 rounds in total. The first round was a coding round where I was asked to code on HackerRank. The second round was with a senior engineer and I was asked 2 coding questions, both of which were on arrays. The last round was with a senio
The interview process was very smooth and fast, happening over the course of a couple of days on campus. The questions were pretty standard software engineering questions, with mine being in C. There were a couple of object-oriented questions, but