Decent first job, but personal burnout
Decent first job, but personal burnout
I liked the work I was doing. Was given a project doing new development within the first 6 months.
I liked the team I was on. Felt like I was contributing to good medicine.
I liked the folks I worked with.
I am a fan of Madison.
Personally, I was super burnt out from breaking my back being successful all through high school and college, and now this job. I wasn’t ready for a job that takes up most of my waking hours to be my life, but for what I was making, shouldn’t it be?
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Software Developer
They reached out to me to apply online. Once I filled out the form, they emailed me asking for my availability for an initial phone interview. They also asked, at this step, that I complete a personality assessment and a skills assessment (one more
Software Developer
They sent me a quiz packet to my university where I need to take my exam in a proctored environment. I sent in the packets. They replied to me after a week, saying that I am not selected.
Software Developer
1) Online behavioral and short IQ test-like problems (untimed) 2) Phone call interview * Culture and benefits seem decent. * You will have to work a lot more than usual, usually more than M-F (very poor work-life balance). * Technology is very slow
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Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016They reached out to me to apply online. Once I filled out the form, they emailed me asking for my availability for an initial phone interview. They also asked, at this step, that I complete a personality assessment and a skills assessment (one more
Software Developer
Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesNovember 1, 2010They sent me a quiz packet to my university where I need to take my exam in a proctored environment. I sent in the packets. They replied to me after a week, saying that I am not selected.
Software Developer
Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesNovember 1, 20201) Online behavioral and short IQ test-like problems (untimed) 2) Phone call interview * Culture and benefits seem decent. * You will have to work a lot more than usual, usually more than M-F (very poor work-life balance). * Technology is very slow
