Good Pay, No Remote
Good Pay, No Remote
They pay well and the benefits are great. You also work on important projects with lots of autonomy. The work has real-world impact too.
Remote work isn’t an option for them. Travel is required. The parental leave policy is not good.
If you want to compare yourself to other top tech companies, then you should have generous leave policies. Employees should receive their full pay while on parental leave instead of losing 25% of their pay. Also, 10 half-remote work days isn’t as great as you think it is. You should allow people to work remotely if they want, especially developers.
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Software Developer
The hiring process started with an online exam. It contained objective questions which were based on a new programming language. You'll be able to solve them if you have sound knowledge of programming languages. It also had aptitude questions, which
Software Developer
There was an initial phone screen that lasted about thirty minutes. We discussed past projects and I was given a couple of design questions. Next was a three-hour proctored online exam. Some sections were harder than others, but overall it wasn't to
Software Developer
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.
Software Developer
Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesDecember 1, 2012The hiring process started with an online exam. It contained objective questions which were based on a new programming language. You'll be able to solve them if you have sound knowledge of programming languages. It also had aptitude questions, which
Software Developer
Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesAugust 1, 2014There was an initial phone screen that lasted about thirty minutes. We discussed past projects and I was given a couple of design questions. Next was a three-hour proctored online exam. Some sections were harder than others, but overall it wasn't to
Software Developer
Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesNovember 1, 2019Onsite 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.
