Competitive pay while also being in a low cost-of-living area. Work-life balance isn't terrible (specifically for Software Devs). Friendly community.
No WFH, required to live within a certain radius of their campus and commute to and from the office every day.
Extremely dependent on team; some are drowning, others are coasting.
PTO is not great, no unionization.
It was an easy, done interview. Some basic questions like: What are you good at? Which language? What database? Where do you see yourself after 5 years? How are you willing to travel? Will you relocate? What 3 things do you look for in a company befo
30-minute interview with a software developer. Asked basic behavioral questions and about projects on your resume. The online assessment consists of logic, math, and coding concepts. The coding part of the assessment is only in a text box, with no co
First, there was a brief phone interview. Then, there was an online assessment test, and after that, a profile test as well. The phone interview was non-technical, where they wanted to know about you and asked two to three behavioral questions.
It was an easy, done interview. Some basic questions like: What are you good at? Which language? What database? Where do you see yourself after 5 years? How are you willing to travel? Will you relocate? What 3 things do you look for in a company befo
30-minute interview with a software developer. Asked basic behavioral questions and about projects on your resume. The online assessment consists of logic, math, and coding concepts. The coding part of the assessment is only in a text box, with no co
First, there was a brief phone interview. Then, there was an online assessment test, and after that, a profile test as well. The phone interview was non-technical, where they wanted to know about you and asked two to three behavioral questions.