Great work-life balance, good place to cruise. Can expect regular, be it small, raises. HSA available now. Great 401k policy.
Noncompetitive pay post-mid-level when compared to the tech space.
Terrible retention rates leading to brain drain and the "dead sea effect."
Lots of reliance on new grads and contractors.
Hard to promote, hard to get more than target bonus.
Invest more in keeping senior talent around to reduce brain drain and the "dead sea" effect. Don't have promotion quotas; if people meet the bar, they should be allowed to advance, not held back for "budget reasons," especially if we are at record profits.
I was sent the CodeSignal assessment immediately after applying and never heard back from them until months later with a rejection. I think this was because they weren't trying to hire any full-time new grads.
The entire process was very organized and well put together. I interviewed during my senior year of college. After applying, I had to complete a Code Signal, followed by a Power Day. HR was very responsive and did as their emails instructed. Great e
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * A phone screen. * An online self-coding assessment. * A live coding assessment, which included two other interviews, all within a four-hour period. The coding problems were not overly challen
I was sent the CodeSignal assessment immediately after applying and never heard back from them until months later with a rejection. I think this was because they weren't trying to hire any full-time new grads.
The entire process was very organized and well put together. I interviewed during my senior year of college. After applying, I had to complete a Code Signal, followed by a Power Day. HR was very responsive and did as their emails instructed. Great e
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * A phone screen. * An online self-coding assessment. * A live coding assessment, which included two other interviews, all within a four-hour period. The coding problems were not overly challen