Great Benefits Great Salary Decent work/life balance
In general, IT Management is terrible. Lots of bureaucracy, arbitrary deadlines, no vision, and red tape everywhere. It's not worth the pay and benefits, just a lot of questionable organizational decisions.
A recruiter reached out to discuss my technical experience and skills. I was given an online CodeSignal assessment to complete within a week. I completed 2 out of 4 questions and passed. The recruiter scheduled my 4-hour "Power Day" interview, whic
This remote interview was pretty standard, but also more intense than most entry-level interviews I've had. It covered a lot of Spring Boot and basic Java/Data Structure questions, and of course, basic REST API knowledge.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. OA then followed with a power day. Technical rounds and behavior are very chill, but business logic caught me off-guard. Technical rounds consist of system design and leetcode type questions.
A recruiter reached out to discuss my technical experience and skills. I was given an online CodeSignal assessment to complete within a week. I completed 2 out of 4 questions and passed. The recruiter scheduled my 4-hour "Power Day" interview, whic
This remote interview was pretty standard, but also more intense than most entry-level interviews I've had. It covered a lot of Spring Boot and basic Java/Data Structure questions, and of course, basic REST API knowledge.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. OA then followed with a power day. Technical rounds and behavior are very chill, but business logic caught me off-guard. Technical rounds consist of system design and leetcode type questions.