I just completed one year with the company, and I think there are too many pros to list.
My manager seems to care about my career and my personal life.
The company has great benefits, and the salary is good.
A very welcoming culture that encourages everybody to be their true selves.
If I were to list a con, the only thing I can think of is the training. There are tons of training opportunities, but it's a vast portfolio, and there is only so much time to go deep on everything. I do wish there was more formal training available for the mainstream products.
It was fairly easy; I had to make a presentation on a product and share it with the team. It took about one to two hours. I liked having to present a deck to the team.
Applied through my college job board for this Development Program. Got a recruiter call invite a month later. After finishing the call, I was sent a one-way video screen interview that I had 3 days to finish. This consisted of situational and behavio
The interview I had was fair and technical. The interviewer asked relevant questions about the position and was objective in assessing my skills and qualifications. I felt that I was given an equal opportunity to showcase my abilities, and there we
It was fairly easy; I had to make a presentation on a product and share it with the team. It took about one to two hours. I liked having to present a deck to the team.
Applied through my college job board for this Development Program. Got a recruiter call invite a month later. After finishing the call, I was sent a one-way video screen interview that I had 3 days to finish. This consisted of situational and behavio
The interview I had was fair and technical. The interviewer asked relevant questions about the position and was objective in assessing my skills and qualifications. I felt that I was given an equal opportunity to showcase my abilities, and there we