Decent benefits - don't start dividing the numbers by your hours, though.
Pretty smart co-workers.
They feed you pretty well.
Working 60 hours+ is common.
Mismanagement at its best.
Support technologies used in the 70s.
No social life. If you're a computer in a human body, you're welcome.
If you complain, you get fired.
Give workers some respect other than giving food and shitty awards.
If a person can code in half the time everyone else does, then that person is getting laid off.
PLEASE STOP THIS MENTALITY.
First met at a school career fair, then an online two-hour test, then a phone chat, and finally an onsite interview. The whole procedure was professional and smooth. The staff were very kind and helpful. The on-site was nice. The EPIC campus was pret
When you apply, HR will call you and do a phone interview. The standard questions are asked: What kinds of projects have you worked on? Have you ever been in a situation where you had to overcome a challenge? If you make it through the phone screen
Went through the phone screen pretty easily. The technical interview was quite difficult. Some basic algorithm and data structures, as well as some logic questions, were part of the technical interview. Took me onsite to meet with several people.
First met at a school career fair, then an online two-hour test, then a phone chat, and finally an onsite interview. The whole procedure was professional and smooth. The staff were very kind and helpful. The on-site was nice. The EPIC campus was pret
When you apply, HR will call you and do a phone interview. The standard questions are asked: What kinds of projects have you worked on? Have you ever been in a situation where you had to overcome a challenge? If you make it through the phone screen
Went through the phone screen pretty easily. The technical interview was quite difficult. Some basic algorithm and data structures, as well as some logic questions, were part of the technical interview. Took me onsite to meet with several people.