WDIG has many sharp people across groups such as devs, QA, and operations.
Good work-life balance (at least in my group).
Fun environment.
Cool decorations and theming in the office: Disney artwork, posters, and memorabilia, conference rooms.
As a large company, sometimes bureaucracy slows things down or hampers efficiency.
Get rid of the policy of forcing a break in service for contractors after 18 months. You lose a lot of good folks. If you like them enough to keep them for the full 18 months and not convert them, why not keep them around on contract?
The interview was virtual and monitored by an engineer at Disney. We used HackerRank as the platform for writing code. I suggest getting used to that specific platform beforehand, as it feels a bit different from LeetCode.
Interviewed by four different people, starting with devs and ending with the development manager. A typical "technical" coding question was to implement a stack. Those types of questions are no longer appropriate. When was the last time you had to
An agency recruiter contacted me and set up an initial conversation with the hiring manager. Subsequently, I had a technical phone screen with a developer. I was then called in for an onsite technical interview consisting of 3-4 rounds, including t
The interview was virtual and monitored by an engineer at Disney. We used HackerRank as the platform for writing code. I suggest getting used to that specific platform beforehand, as it feels a bit different from LeetCode.
Interviewed by four different people, starting with devs and ending with the development manager. A typical "technical" coding question was to implement a stack. Those types of questions are no longer appropriate. When was the last time you had to
An agency recruiter contacted me and set up an initial conversation with the hiring manager. Subsequently, I had a technical phone screen with a developer. I was then called in for an onsite technical interview consisting of 3-4 rounds, including t