Culture here is very relaxed compared to other companies.
They place a lot of emphasis on your development and learning as much as possible when you start.
Depending on what team you land on, you can get stuck doing QA/DevOps all the time, which is pretty boring. Essentially, you just write and run tests all the time, which isn't really satisfying like writing actual code. If you want to do dev work, you have to find the right team spot.
The recruiter was awesome. I had a great experience with the first two rounds of interviews, and they were very easy to talk to, informative, and helpful. The coding challenge was also very straightforward. As for the phone screen with another perso
The job description was misleading. They asked for a software engineer but were tricking people into accepting DevOps positions with production support for a software developer role. I was given a verbal offer after five rounds of interviews on vari
Smart people on the team and it was very productive. Make sure you know your object-oriented design principles, know how to talk like an alpha male, and be extremely cognizant of your surroundings.
The recruiter was awesome. I had a great experience with the first two rounds of interviews, and they were very easy to talk to, informative, and helpful. The coding challenge was also very straightforward. As for the phone screen with another perso
The job description was misleading. They asked for a software engineer but were tricking people into accepting DevOps positions with production support for a software developer role. I was given a verbal offer after five rounds of interviews on vari
Smart people on the team and it was very productive. Make sure you know your object-oriented design principles, know how to talk like an alpha male, and be extremely cognizant of your surroundings.