Great work-life balance. Able to control destiny and career path. The company will usually correct course when bad management decisions are made. Overall, a positive place to work.
Challenging environment at times. Sometimes corporate issues unrealistic expectations for policy and/or product rollouts.
If they were to take targeted surveys from the local feet on the street as it relates to product rollouts or product enhancements, I think they would have better success with product development and customer satisfaction.
Received a 30-minute interview over the phone. Was asked about 10 technical questions relating to TCP, VOIP, and a few other Level 1 tech support related questions. The interviewer mentioned I did not have to answer all of the questions correctly, an
It was OK. The HR representative was nice and put me at ease. The questions asked were to be expected for the position I applied for. We talked a lot about the hours to be worked.
The first round is a written test which consists of 25 MCQs. Refer to some online material. Most questions are from JavaScript, TypeScript, and Angular (easy ones). I am damn sure if you are strong in the basics, then the interview is a cakewalk for
Received a 30-minute interview over the phone. Was asked about 10 technical questions relating to TCP, VOIP, and a few other Level 1 tech support related questions. The interviewer mentioned I did not have to answer all of the questions correctly, an
It was OK. The HR representative was nice and put me at ease. The questions asked were to be expected for the position I applied for. We talked a lot about the hours to be worked.
The first round is a written test which consists of 25 MCQs. Refer to some online material. Most questions are from JavaScript, TypeScript, and Angular (easy ones). I am damn sure if you are strong in the basics, then the interview is a cakewalk for