A company in decline
A company in decline
Very kind people, and coworkers were great. The pay and benefits were quite good.
Unable to meet the needs of a changing industry, management has no more ideas other than liquidating the business.
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Software Engineer II
The first step was a call with the hiring manager. Half of it consisted of standard phone screen questions, and the other half featured front-end trivia. I was not forewarned that there would be technical questions during the phone screen, so it felt
Software Engineer
The interview started with an awkward introduction; I could barely hear the interviewers. They asked some interesting technical questions but didn't provide much feedback or guidance when asked for it. The interviewers seemed very unmotivated, which
Senior DevSecOps Engineer
Met with the recruiter who put in the lowest effort possible in understanding my experience/skillset. The interview questions were at a comedy level. We met for 30 minutes and I didn't get a follow-up interview regarding infrastructure/DevOps, despit
Software Engineer II
New York, New York, United StatesNovember 1, 2020The first step was a call with the hiring manager. Half of it consisted of standard phone screen questions, and the other half featured front-end trivia. I was not forewarned that there would be technical questions during the phone screen, so it felt
Software Engineer
IsraelJanuary 1, 2020The interview started with an awkward introduction; I could barely hear the interviewers. They asked some interesting technical questions but didn't provide much feedback or guidance when asked for it. The interviewers seemed very unmotivated, which
Senior DevSecOps Engineer
United StatesJuly 3, 2023Met with the recruiter who put in the lowest effort possible in understanding my experience/skillset. The interview questions were at a comedy level. We met for 30 minutes and I didn't get a follow-up interview regarding infrastructure/DevOps, despit
