I enjoyed the challenge of my position as well as my co-workers. They are tackling some huge problems that enterprise customers face.
Salary was well adjusted for the work I performed, and raises continued that trend. Even though there was always a lot of work to do, I was never prevented from taking vacation. Management was supportive of keeping a good work-life balance.
Although they supported my work-life balance, management worked massive overtime. They never forced this down on us, but it was always the example that was set. It required having a strong belief in my need for balance to prevent attempting to work crazy hours. At times, the extreme scope of the problems we tackled and the number of events we had to juggle was stressful.
As the company keeps growing, push the application lifecycle responsibility to the edge. Keep the team developing an application involved with the full lifecycle of it - from planning, testing, deployment, support, maintenance, and end-of-lifeing.
Panel interview with multiple folks participating who asked job-related questions and about job history. Standard interview fare, and nothing out of the ordinary. I wasn't surprised by any of the process or the questions.
It's an on-campus interview. Had two rounds: * Online test * Technical interview The online test comprised of questions from Java, Python, C, C++, testing, core CS, and more. It had MCQ-type questions and some coding questions too. Only easy q
I was contacted about a position by a recruiter from Comcast who was very excited about my resume. After hearing about the position, I expressed my interest. I was contacted by someone a few days later who scheduled two separate phone interviews wit
Panel interview with multiple folks participating who asked job-related questions and about job history. Standard interview fare, and nothing out of the ordinary. I wasn't surprised by any of the process or the questions.
It's an on-campus interview. Had two rounds: * Online test * Technical interview The online test comprised of questions from Java, Python, C, C++, testing, core CS, and more. It had MCQ-type questions and some coding questions too. Only easy q
I was contacted about a position by a recruiter from Comcast who was very excited about my resume. After hearing about the position, I expressed my interest. I was contacted by someone a few days later who scheduled two separate phone interviews wit