Rather relaxed work environment; take breaks as you need.
Good benefits (from what I saw, as a contractor I didn't get those).
Good place to build experience.
Offers lots of training for various roles.
Work from home or office!
Rather well-balanced between work and life.
Do a decent job of putting high value on their employees; lots of free meals at work is a plus.
Good amount of vacation time (not as a contractor, of course).
Somewhat political office environment.
Required employees to take training in their own fields mid-project at times.
Not the best at budget management regarding contractors.
Was more difficult to get overtime pay as a contractor than it should have been.
Noticed on occasion the wrong person would be blamed for a project issue.
Sometimes issues were kept until the last second, which caused a lot of unnecessary hardship for certain employees (myself included), then would not always be willing to pay the related overtime for the trouble.
Try to be a bit more realistic and maybe admit when there are problems more openly.
For me, it was a while ago. So it was very easy at the time, just general Java language questions and you are in. But now there is a standardized interview process like others. For fresh graduates, there is a higher chance to get an onsite interview
Applied online, got a call from HR. The first round was telephonic for 30 minutes. The next round was at the Lake Mary office and consisted of a 45-minute HR and a 45-minute technical round. It was an easy interview, but some of the questions were
My interview went sideways when I was interviewed by a team I did not apply for. The interviewer asked if I wanted to put my name down for the position he was interviewing me for, but in the end, it did not work out as my skills did not relate to wha
For me, it was a while ago. So it was very easy at the time, just general Java language questions and you are in. But now there is a standardized interview process like others. For fresh graduates, there is a higher chance to get an onsite interview
Applied online, got a call from HR. The first round was telephonic for 30 minutes. The next round was at the Lake Mary office and consisted of a 45-minute HR and a 45-minute technical round. It was an easy interview, but some of the questions were
My interview went sideways when I was interviewed by a team I did not apply for. The interviewer asked if I wanted to put my name down for the position he was interviewing me for, but in the end, it did not work out as my skills did not relate to wha