Brand recognition, a legendary internet community, and a company making an attempt to be green.
Ridiculous custom framework you must use. Outdated version control system. Developers don't seem to be interested in working with better/new tools. High stress environment, and deadlines that must be met or else. Truly crummy tools to work with; you must restart the server for everything.
Really, the tools that developers must use at eBay are just sad. If you want to progress as a technology company, you need to be on the pulse of web development. Get rid of the painful processes and bring in fresh blood and ideas. Don't limit developers to standard eBay technologies.
Two pretty easy technical interviews. The interviewers weren't particularly friendly but were respectful and helpful. They asked if I was willing to work extensive overtime and on weekends, which did not reflect a good company culture.
I had two interview rounds. I was asked questions and given programming exercises in: * Java (Collections, Multithreading, OO concepts) * Data Structures (Stack and Queue) * Design Patterns (Singleton) * SQL * C++ I was also asked questions about m
I applied online and was contacted by the recruiter within two days. The first round was a 45-minute phone interview. It included one simple question and some basic JavaScript questions. After two weeks, I had an on-site interview. There were five r
Two pretty easy technical interviews. The interviewers weren't particularly friendly but were respectful and helpful. They asked if I was willing to work extensive overtime and on weekends, which did not reflect a good company culture.
I had two interview rounds. I was asked questions and given programming exercises in: * Java (Collections, Multithreading, OO concepts) * Data Structures (Stack and Queue) * Design Patterns (Singleton) * SQL * C++ I was also asked questions about m
I applied online and was contacted by the recruiter within two days. The first round was a 45-minute phone interview. It included one simple question and some basic JavaScript questions. After two weeks, I had an on-site interview. There were five r