Good Pay, High Workload
Good Pay, High Workload
Great pay, benefits, and stocks! Growth here is good, including raises if you work hard.
Can work a lot, depending on team and project. There’s also a lot of independence when it comes to projects, and devs here have to wear a lot of hats. No WFH either, or EV charging stations.
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I had a phone interview with HR, then a skills assessment. I'm a CS and EE major and do well in all of my programming classes, including the CS ones. I still found the programming portion of the skills assessment to be very difficult. I believe it's
Software Developer
The online assessment was really weird. It had four different sections and took overall 2 hours. One section was LC-style questions, but there were no test cases, so I couldn't even debug.
Software Developer
Part 1: OA: The most difficult part of the interview process. There is someone watching you complete the test. (No dual monitor, no other tabs can be open. Yes, this means no documentation). Consists of common knowledge questions (knowledge you sho
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Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesDecember 1, 2016I had a phone interview with HR, then a skills assessment. I'm a CS and EE major and do well in all of my programming classes, including the CS ones. I still found the programming portion of the skills assessment to be very difficult. I believe it's
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Madison, Wisconsin, United StatesNovember 16, 2024The online assessment was really weird. It had four different sections and took overall 2 hours. One section was LC-style questions, but there were no test cases, so I couldn't even debug.
Software Developer
Verona, Wisconsin, United StatesJuly 1, 2019Part 1: OA: The most difficult part of the interview process. There is someone watching you complete the test. (No dual monitor, no other tabs can be open. Yes, this means no documentation). Consists of common knowledge questions (knowledge you sho
