Quiet atmosphere at Raleigh office.
Distributed team with poor communication. I was hired to build out a framework for a prototype. Or at least that is what I was told. While I was focused on the architecture, a coworker (same contracting company) was busy cranking out "fixes" for Jira tickets. I continually asked for feedback from the team lead and management and was told there were no issues and everything was going good. I specifically asked if I was being gauged based on the number of Jira tickets fixed, and I was told no, that we are running a marathon and not a sprint. Yesterday, I was asked to document the architecture and capture my thoughts on a portion of the system. Today, I was told my services were no longer needed based on performance. I have no idea what that even means. I do know I was really sick and up all night, and I overslept the next morning. When I awoke 1.5 hours later than I usually come in, I sent an email letting management know I would be out. My contracting company rep was informed I should have let them know ahead of time I would be out. I'm still at a loss as to what happened, given I was told everything was going great.
Please convey your expectations and be clear on what is expected.
I don't know if my contracting company dropped the ball or if your concerns were never communicated. All I know is I was the last to know there was an issue, and then I was informed after my termination.
I was asked to install BlueJeans for a video coding interview with two software engineers at the company. The interviewers were very relaxed, friendly, and supportive. The interview ran longer than expected. When something was wrong with my code, t
I had a phone interview with a recruiter for Disney. It was nice; they wanted to conduct a first-round filter before passing my resume on to the team leaders working in the field.
I was offered an interview three weeks after the application closing deadline. I did have to present a portfolio, and although I applied for one internship, I had three interviews by different departments for five internships.
I was asked to install BlueJeans for a video coding interview with two software engineers at the company. The interviewers were very relaxed, friendly, and supportive. The interview ran longer than expected. When something was wrong with my code, t
I had a phone interview with a recruiter for Disney. It was nice; they wanted to conduct a first-round filter before passing my resume on to the team leaders working in the field.
I was offered an interview three weeks after the application closing deadline. I did have to present a portfolio, and although I applied for one internship, I had three interviews by different departments for five internships.