Great culture and work-life balance. People really care about each other and are willing to help out, whether it's in problem-solving or mentorship.
You work with a lot of legacy code. This slows down development, even if you're building a new system, since it'll inevitably depend on a legacy system.
Legacy code also requires a lot of maintenance to keep it compliant with the never-ending cyber mandates. So a lot of dev time is spent working on cyber stories instead of development.
Sometimes leadership prizes a project's visibility over its actual usefulness.
The interview process was very simple. I went straight to an on-campus interview. They conducted a business case study, a technical interview, and a behavioral interview. The entire process took about 3 hours. I received the offer within a week or
The recruiter called and talked about my background. After I passed with her, she sent me a link to finish on my own time. There were 4 algorithm questions to finish in 70 minutes.
An initial phone screening is conducted by a recruiter, who also asks very basic technical questions at the end. From there, a HackerRank test is scheduled with two problems, and you are given 36 hours to complete it. The HackerRank questions consis
The interview process was very simple. I went straight to an on-campus interview. They conducted a business case study, a technical interview, and a behavioral interview. The entire process took about 3 hours. I received the offer within a week or
The recruiter called and talked about my background. After I passed with her, she sent me a link to finish on my own time. There were 4 algorithm questions to finish in 70 minutes.
An initial phone screening is conducted by a recruiter, who also asks very basic technical questions at the end. From there, a HackerRank test is scheduled with two problems, and you are given 36 hours to complete it. The HackerRank questions consis