Benefits are great. Pay is slightly above average for the Midwest.
The environment is not like a tech startup or coastal job. The inside is desperately needing updates, and if you’re in a classified area, say goodbye to windows. There are no free amenities, and the age range generally is closer to retirement than college. There's lots of turnover. People say it's "sink or swim."
Invest in workspace & utilities.
The interview was done alone and self-recorded, answering simple questions regarding experience in approaching problems and new situations. These questions were followed by an assessment with a single coding problem.
The interview was wildly inconsistent with the job on offer. I'm not really sure what they were testing for, but it definitely wasn't what they were asking for. If you're looking to prepare, make sure you've read up on algorithms.
Applied through college campus, answered technical questions, and then received a phone call later to attend an offer ceremony. There were a ton of other applicants, and it was super cool and stuff.
The interview was done alone and self-recorded, answering simple questions regarding experience in approaching problems and new situations. These questions were followed by an assessment with a single coding problem.
The interview was wildly inconsistent with the job on offer. I'm not really sure what they were testing for, but it definitely wasn't what they were asking for. If you're looking to prepare, make sure you've read up on algorithms.
Applied through college campus, answered technical questions, and then received a phone call later to attend an offer ceremony. There were a ton of other applicants, and it was super cool and stuff.