Decent pay for a starter job. Good food. Everyone gets an office (either your own or shared with 1 other person).
Fun campus, comfortable physical environment, and good amenities. Good insurance benefits. Meaningful, impactful work. And the Madison area is a good place to live, despite the inflated housing market.
Upper management values productivity and profit over the health and safety of employees. Upper management does not respect employees or seriously consider their feedback. Recruiters lie about hours expectations; overtime work of at least a few hours every week is necessary and demanded. PTO benefits meet expectations but are not enough to make up for the extra hours required every week. The response to COVID has been abhorrent. They are requiring us to fully return to working from work with no evidence the pandemic is subsiding and no evidence that working from campus is any more beneficial to employees or the company than working from home, and they aren't even requiring masks. Perceived productivity is actively valued more highly than employee health and safety.
Listen to your employees.
Stop overworking employees. As a company, we pride ourselves on keeping commitments, so stop making commitments that require hundreds or thousands of people to work overtime to meet.
By far the largest complaint across the company is overwork. Cultivate a culture where if you work 45 hours one week, it's okay to do 36 the next, or let it come back to us in the form of vacation time.
This company is so, so close to being wonderful. All you have to do is stop wringing out and tossing aside your employees. Value them as humans, not assets, when you make decisions.
I applied online, and there was one written assessment and a phone interview. The written test has four segments: * General IQ * Basic Math * Adapting to new programming language semantics * Coding questions The phone interviewer asked basic HR que
Applied online and got a response within the day. They asked to schedule a phone interview and an online assessment. The phone interview was mostly an info session and I was asked a few questions about a project on my resume, nothing too serious. T
I was contacted by the recruiter by email and set a telephone interview. The interview was pretty easy; the questions were very general. You can find suggested answers on Glassdoor. Then I was asked to finish a technical test. The test consisted of
I applied online, and there was one written assessment and a phone interview. The written test has four segments: * General IQ * Basic Math * Adapting to new programming language semantics * Coding questions The phone interviewer asked basic HR que
Applied online and got a response within the day. They asked to schedule a phone interview and an online assessment. The phone interview was mostly an info session and I was asked a few questions about a project on my resume, nothing too serious. T
I was contacted by the recruiter by email and set a telephone interview. The interview was pretty easy; the questions were very general. You can find suggested answers on Glassdoor. Then I was asked to finish a technical test. The test consisted of