Great place to work with lots of growth opportunity. Hard-working employees suffer
Great place to work with lots of growth opportunity. Hard-working employees suffer
Job security is great, almost impossible to get let go.
Promotes from within almost exclusively, which gives unexperienced individuals opportunities other companies don't.
Overall friendly work environment.
Home Office is in the middle of nowhere.
Underpaid per industry standard.
As mentioned above, it's almost impossible to get fired, so people slack off and hard-working employees pick up the slack with no compensation for their extra effort.
Merit-based pay.
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Costco Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Step 1: Assessment test Step 2: Virtual Phone Screen - 30 minutes Step 3: 90 min in-person panel interview Step 4: 60 min virtual panel interview
Software Developer Intern
30-minute call with the manager of the team. Asked typical questions (tell me about yourself, etc.). Then asked me about projects on my resume and asked me to describe them in detail. Also asked more specific questions about the technologies used on
Data Engineer
I actually had two separate interviews for the same position, which was a bit unexpected. The first interview was more of a screening process, where they asked me some general questions about my experience and qualifications.
Software Engineer
Issaquah, Washington, United StatesOctober 24, 2024Step 1: Assessment test Step 2: Virtual Phone Screen - 30 minutes Step 3: 90 min in-person panel interview Step 4: 60 min virtual panel interview
Software Developer Intern
Issaquah, Washington, United StatesMay 1, 202430-minute call with the manager of the team. Asked typical questions (tell me about yourself, etc.). Then asked me about projects on my resume and asked me to describe them in detail. Also asked more specific questions about the technologies used on
Data Engineer
Issaquah, Washington, United StatesMarch 12, 2024I actually had two separate interviews for the same position, which was a bit unexpected. The first interview was more of a screening process, where they asked me some general questions about my experience and qualifications.
