Pay is good and the campus is cool. That is about it.
Outdated technologies are used, with no future growth prospects coming out of the company.
Bad, bad, bad legacy code, and that too in VB6!
No or minor pay increases.
Perhaps one of the highest turnovers in an IT company. I found seeing people leaving the team left and right quite depressing.
No hierarchy. Senior developers become developers, but there is a need for principals and people who can drive the system design.
They are not cool with WFH and do not provide or let you use a laptop!
Location is not the best. It snows way too much in Wisconsin, but then that's a personal preference.
No smoking/drinking on campus. I don't smoke, but making it a taboo is somewhat naive, I feel.
Please rethink your hiring policies. It is, without doubt, very random.
I am not angry. I was hired, but quality is not maintained.
Offering increasingly high salaries is not going to stop people beyond the initial two years. You need to attract local talent.
Also, instead of running after expanding, consolidate first. There are humongous amounts of bugs in your code, and the design is amateur for a billion-dollar company.
Applied online. Got an email about a week later saying I would be granted an interview. First interview is over the phone. They mostly ask behavioral questions and about past experience. Next is an online test, takes about 3 hours, and is where t
I was invited to apply, so I applied online and completed a skills/coding assessment. Then I went on to do a phone interview and finally an on-site interview. The on-site was a full day of interviews, mixed with meeting various people and learning
Onsite with an engineering interview and an HR interview. Started with a software overview of the company, no coding questions. Just asked about a project I did in the past and some standard behavioral questions.
Applied online. Got an email about a week later saying I would be granted an interview. First interview is over the phone. They mostly ask behavioral questions and about past experience. Next is an online test, takes about 3 hours, and is where t
I was invited to apply, so I applied online and completed a skills/coding assessment. Then I went on to do a phone interview and finally an on-site interview. The on-site was a full day of interviews, mixed with meeting various people and learning
Onsite with an engineering interview and an HR interview. Started with a software overview of the company, no coding questions. Just asked about a project I did in the past and some standard behavioral questions.