Great people. A select few worked really hard and were there for the right reasons. Wonderful 401k plan, the best I have ever seen at several big companies so far.
They have a gym on campus too, which was great. It cost money though.
Pretty much everything. Long hours. Overnights. Management wouldn't listen to what changes needed to be made to help the systems be more reliable and less manual labor. I worked with the main website, and it felt very much like a sweatshop. We worked so many overnights when management could have made the right decisions and set up the teams for success. They don't listen to the people who actually do the work, though.
Read the book "Mindset". Also, listen and really accomplish some of the thoughts of the ICs actually doing the work.
The interview process was lengthy but unmanaged. I received a call from the recruiter seeking details about my current job and responsibilities. She then recommended I apply for the Senior Developer position. After that, I had a technical phone inter
Applied online via Capital Careers site. A recruiter called with basic informational questions. First, I had to take an online technical test, which had 4 objective questions and 3 use cases to code the pending logic. Then, I had a round of techni
Interview Process: * Call from Recruiter * Online assessment * Initial Technical Interview * Onsite Interview
The interview process was lengthy but unmanaged. I received a call from the recruiter seeking details about my current job and responsibilities. She then recommended I apply for the Senior Developer position. After that, I had a technical phone inter
Applied online via Capital Careers site. A recruiter called with basic informational questions. First, I had to take an online technical test, which had 4 objective questions and 3 use cases to code the pending logic. Then, I had a round of techni
Interview Process: * Call from Recruiter * Online assessment * Initial Technical Interview * Onsite Interview