You will work with very smart people, several of whom are on the C++ standards library committee. The free food is good. The 731 Lexington office's location is an easy commute from just about anywhere.
Development is panic or bugfix driven, so you won't get time to plan or improve. If you have that development style for 30 years, this is the root cause of the other cons.
There is no project management to speak of. The build process is time-consuming and not automated. The technology is old. You can download freely available libraries/tools that are better than what's mandated internally.
If you want greater uptime, less bugs, and higher employee retention, take the time to fix the development process.
Pushing half-baked projects out the door and then relying on them for mission-critical functions is demoralizing.
It was standard. They asked data structure problems on HackerRank. The interviewer asked for an introduction. They also asked whether I had done something I was proud of. The interviewer was helpful, but I am still not sure why I was rejected.
I applied online, and the phone interview was a week later. I used HackerRank for one question. I coded, and then the interviewer escalated the problem. I didn't do well as I was so nervous. The interviewer didn't care about my experience or anything
Had an interview with them a few weeks back. My first round involved simple DS/C++ problems: * How to get the top 10 most traded stocks from a continuous feed of stock trades. * Implement a function so that it will not proceed with its operations i
It was standard. They asked data structure problems on HackerRank. The interviewer asked for an introduction. They also asked whether I had done something I was proud of. The interviewer was helpful, but I am still not sure why I was rejected.
I applied online, and the phone interview was a week later. I used HackerRank for one question. I coded, and then the interviewer escalated the problem. I didn't do well as I was so nervous. The interviewer didn't care about my experience or anything
Had an interview with them a few weeks back. My first round involved simple DS/C++ problems: * How to get the top 10 most traded stocks from a continuous feed of stock trades. * Implement a function so that it will not proceed with its operations i