Amenities: Culinary, bikes, art, horticulture, farm animals, underground parking, oil changes, etc.
Solid starting job for new grads (a vast majority of hires are new grads).
Decent to high pay depending on role; financially healthy/stable company; good healthcare.
Kool-aid culture, out-of-touch upper management, low vacation time, no work from home flexibility, cultish, high burnout rates (depending on role), Wisconsin.
Get over yourself.
After reaching out to a recruiter at a college job fair, passing a skills assessment and personality test, I was invited to a 3.5 hour Zoom interview. It consisted of a 1-hour company overview and software demo, followed by a different meeting about
It was a long time ago, so I don't fully remember. But after a brief video call interview, they did a full day of remote interviews, including a group presentation and an individual presentation.
I applied online and got an invite for a phone interview that same day. I also got invited for the assessment right away. Did the phone interview on a Friday, and did the assessment that Sunday. The assessment was a little over two hours and it wasn
After reaching out to a recruiter at a college job fair, passing a skills assessment and personality test, I was invited to a 3.5 hour Zoom interview. It consisted of a 1-hour company overview and software demo, followed by a different meeting about
It was a long time ago, so I don't fully remember. But after a brief video call interview, they did a full day of remote interviews, including a group presentation and an individual presentation.
I applied online and got an invite for a phone interview that same day. I also got invited for the assessment right away. Did the phone interview on a Friday, and did the assessment that Sunday. The assessment was a little over two hours and it wasn