Good pay. Good benefits. Nice office and desk. Free food and drinks. Looks good on your resume.
If you get bullied and you complain, it is YOU that will be written up or fired.
If you get a good team, you will have a lot of fun; if not, you will hate it.
Often, your team leader is inexperienced and will see you as a threat.
Incredibly long hours, partly due to the archaic technology.
The programmer gets the blame and the manager takes the credit.
Never, ever, ever complain to HR. Once you have a target on your head, you will be forced out. You will see this happening to others.
Monitor the team leaders' performance more, and disallow them to blame a programmer. Too often, the team leaders are incompetent.
Actually, I interviewed for the `Women in Tech` program, but there is no such job title. It was a call interview. I was asked a few questions about my experience and projects. Then, we talked about my motivation. I think all my answers were fine and
I received a call immediately after the job fair and had two rounds of technical interviews. They were quite easy. Generally, every round has a design question and a coding question. Two people interviewed me.
Standard coding test questions. Interviewers seemed like they weren't really that interested or were a little distracted. We discussed: * Basics of architecture * Scaling and observability issues for microservices * General stuff about my hobbies
Actually, I interviewed for the `Women in Tech` program, but there is no such job title. It was a call interview. I was asked a few questions about my experience and projects. Then, we talked about my motivation. I think all my answers were fine and
I received a call immediately after the job fair and had two rounds of technical interviews. They were quite easy. Generally, every round has a design question and a coding question. Two people interviewed me.
Standard coding test questions. Interviewers seemed like they weren't really that interested or were a little distracted. We discussed: * Basics of architecture * Scaling and observability issues for microservices * General stuff about my hobbies