Pay is good, plenty of parking, and a clean and modern facility. The lunchroom staff are friendly. A shuttle is available that connects to public transportation.
Positions were misrepresented. I was submitted as a QA automation tester working in Wellesley. After starting the assignment, it suddenly turned into a manual tester working in Quincy, an additional 30 minutes each way. When myself and others mentioned their assignments were misrepresented, they were fired the same day.
Technical interviews are simple, as the interviewers are 1970s programmers; they have never worked on new technologies. They do not take profiles directly or via referral; usually, it's through an agency that gets paid big money for placing candidate
The interview was verbose. It took me 6 hours to finish. The questions they asked were simple and tedious, making it not a good interview experience. I hope there will be more technical detail discussion in the future.
Interview was core technical. All in-depth knowledge about the projects done. C programming questions and protocol knowledge. Binary tree, bit manipulation, string search, doubly linked list.
Technical interviews are simple, as the interviewers are 1970s programmers; they have never worked on new technologies. They do not take profiles directly or via referral; usually, it's through an agency that gets paid big money for placing candidate
The interview was verbose. It took me 6 hours to finish. The questions they asked were simple and tedious, making it not a good interview experience. I hope there will be more technical detail discussion in the future.
Interview was core technical. All in-depth knowledge about the projects done. C programming questions and protocol knowledge. Binary tree, bit manipulation, string search, doubly linked list.