Good company. With a nice work culture, at least for the developers.
Amazing software and a great motto. Pays well and is on par with tier 1 tech companies.
Good work-life balance. Very talented peers, and a lot to learn from them.
Some of the code is still in VB, and everyone has to learn VB even if you don't have to deal with it ever.
Complete migration to C# will take more time than expected.
Guy talked about only a selected few would be contacted for a preliminary test. He gave a test based on the Cache language and its logics, asking us to write code in C++/Java. We were supposed to write the start and finish times to get the test resul
I will be graduating in May 2020, therefore I am new to the process. I answered a couple of questions during a phone interview with a current member of a development team. He asked me a couple of basic questions that required elaboration.
One large intro interview, like a lecture, just an info dump on what we need to do. It could be a video, not an "interview." The first interview/lecture was kind of a waste, but there was some intro to the fair-sized online test they had us do.
Guy talked about only a selected few would be contacted for a preliminary test. He gave a test based on the Cache language and its logics, asking us to write code in C++/Java. We were supposed to write the start and finish times to get the test resul
I will be graduating in May 2020, therefore I am new to the process. I answered a couple of questions during a phone interview with a current member of a development team. He asked me a couple of basic questions that required elaboration.
One large intro interview, like a lecture, just an info dump on what we need to do. It could be a video, not an "interview." The first interview/lecture was kind of a waste, but there was some intro to the fair-sized online test they had us do.