Beautiful buildings, great food. I genuinely liked the people I worked with. The campus is green, and people who work there try to do good by the community, such as donating food.
They will work you to the bone. Management makes very controversial decisions.
I encourage you to Google "epic Black Lives Matter" and "epic work from home".
Be realistic about the resources you have.
Interesting, they let you check some of their code and asked a couple of problem-solving questions in addition to the behavioral questions. They mostly recruit directly out of college, looking for new hires they can mold into their mindset and system
They are fairly unfocused when they bring you in for an interview as to what role would fit. The roles are: * **Dev:** Builds the software, Comp Sci or similar grads only, $50k/yr (who knows, depends on skill), 45-55 hr/wk. Stress depends on assi
I submitted my resume and was contacted by a member of HR. They have you take several tests that seem to gauge personality and intelligence. On the day of the interview, I had three separate interviews in different styles (informational, lunch, and
Interesting, they let you check some of their code and asked a couple of problem-solving questions in addition to the behavioral questions. They mostly recruit directly out of college, looking for new hires they can mold into their mindset and system
They are fairly unfocused when they bring you in for an interview as to what role would fit. The roles are: * **Dev:** Builds the software, Comp Sci or similar grads only, $50k/yr (who knows, depends on skill), 45-55 hr/wk. Stress depends on assi
I submitted my resume and was contacted by a member of HR. They have you take several tests that seem to gauge personality and intelligence. On the day of the interview, I had three separate interviews in different styles (informational, lunch, and