Exposure to technology that is increasingly being used in health care. As such, it's a good launching pad for a related career in consulting or at a client site.
Long hours (think: you can bring pets into the office with you... when you're spending your free time working on the weekends).
Scattered management with no real structure. Career advancement is only available for a select few.
Management tries to paint the picture that it's such a fun and unique place to work, but you soon realize that it's just smoke and mirrors. They constantly remind you that you're "picked because you are among the brightest in their application pool," yet, due to the number of applicants for each open position, you are easily replaceable.
Take care of the employees, and maybe more will stick around. The funhouse atmosphere does nothing when you're treated like dirt.
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1st round: Aptitude + Technical 2nd round: Coding (4 questions, any language, in text editor) - most important round 3rd round: Tech telephonic interview (project-based) 4th round: HR telephonic interview (common HR questions)
Went through 3 rounds of interviews. First was a quick HR phone call about my resume. Second was an online test with ProctorU on some programming questions, not too challenging. Lastly, I was flown out for 3 face-to-face interviews. Two of these i
First, there was a 30-minute behavioral interview, which was pretty relaxed and went over your resume. Second, there was a 4-hour exam. I finished in about 2 hours and 45 minutes and got to the next round, though I'm unsure about the correctness of
1st round: Aptitude + Technical 2nd round: Coding (4 questions, any language, in text editor) - most important round 3rd round: Tech telephonic interview (project-based) 4th round: HR telephonic interview (common HR questions)
Went through 3 rounds of interviews. First was a quick HR phone call about my resume. Second was an online test with ProctorU on some programming questions, not too challenging. Lastly, I was flown out for 3 face-to-face interviews. Two of these i