A Decent Company with Solid Work Culture
A Decent Company with Solid Work Culture
The company has a strong and positive culture. They provide annual training to ensure employees are well-equipped to perform their work accurately and confidently. The organization actively promotes workplace diversity, and I always felt respected when engaging in discussions with colleagues.
There is frequent turnover in upper management—on average, a new VP every two years—which often leads to organizational restructuring.
These changes can be quite disruptive to the day-to-day work of the engineering team.
Additionally, engineering priorities often shift based on evolving visions, plans, or budget changes from upper management, which can lead to inconsistency and a lack of long-term focus.
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The interview process begins with a HireVue. After, you will do an interview with the manager or upper-level management. They will ask you about your past experiences and see how interested you are in this position.
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I was interviewed for a contractor position. I met three tech engineers who asked common software questions, including those about databases, C languages, and previous projects. The manager made a tentative offer at the end of the interview.
Software Engineer I
First, there was a phone call with a recruiter, then another phone call with a manager, and finally an on-site interview. The phone screens went pretty well, but when it came to the on-site, things started to go downhill. The people I was interviewi
Software Engineer Intern
Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United StatesAugust 19, 2024The interview process begins with a HireVue. After, you will do an interview with the manager or upper-level management. They will ask you about your past experiences and see how interested you are in this position.
Software Engineer
Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United StatesDecember 1, 2022I was interviewed for a contractor position. I met three tech engineers who asked common software questions, including those about databases, C languages, and previous projects. The manager made a tentative offer at the end of the interview.
Software Engineer I
Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020First, there was a phone call with a recruiter, then another phone call with a manager, and finally an on-site interview. The phone screens went pretty well, but when it came to the on-site, things started to go downhill. The people I was interviewi
