You generally work with excellent people who care about their job. The food and perks are excellent, including an office (no cubicle farms here!).
There is a steep learning curve. As long as you ask for help (which is provided when you need it), you'll do fine.
Started with a resume drop on their job portal. One week later, I followed up with a short phone interview. This was the standard resume review and short questions. A week later, I was asked to take their online assessments. There were over 4 hours o
I applied online and received a phone interview with someone from the department. Then I took a skills assessment test that was difficult, but totally passable, even though it took me around 3 hours.
We arranged a 30-minute phone interview, which ended up being more of a conversation than question-filled. They then have you take an online job assessment that is proctored by an outside company. It took a couple of hours; the hardest part (as som
Started with a resume drop on their job portal. One week later, I followed up with a short phone interview. This was the standard resume review and short questions. A week later, I was asked to take their online assessments. There were over 4 hours o
I applied online and received a phone interview with someone from the department. Then I took a skills assessment test that was difficult, but totally passable, even though it took me around 3 hours.
We arranged a 30-minute phone interview, which ended up being more of a conversation than question-filled. They then have you take an online job assessment that is proctored by an outside company. It took a couple of hours; the hardest part (as som