Generous PTO and generally a team-oriented and inclusive atmosphere.
Leadership makes decisions that are not in the best interest of their employees. Pay is below average compared to competitive companies in the area. Mandatory hybrid: 3 days in, absolutely no exceptions, and a lack of flexibility despite claiming they provide it.
Trying to arbitrarily force attrition by forcing people out of the company through a mandatory, non-flexible, hybrid schedule showcases weak leadership that doesn't care at all about its employees. DFS pretends to know what is best long term, but the reality is that they are trying to lay off employees without doing it properly nor respectably. The company has a history of underpaying employees and expecting them to take on amounts of work. This is done via a carrot-on-a-stick approach, promising pseudo career moves through an arbitrarily irrelevant Dreyfus Model that immediate management is often unaware of or not aligned with in direction.
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 interview process was amazing! We were asked to talk over our thought process for our solutions. Then, we had a lot of time to ask questions about the company, which was greatly appreciated.
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
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 interview process was amazing! We were asked to talk over our thought process for our solutions. Then, we had a lot of time to ask questions about the company, which was greatly appreciated.
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