Easy to switch teams and explore what you are interested in.
Good training program gets you on track to succeed.
Good learning opportunity out of college.
Not much room to grow. There are no "job titles," so you have to find ways to grow without "promotions."
Little to no work-from-home opportunities.
High turnover. The average age at the company is very young; many people leave after a couple of years.
Focus on retaining current employees over hiring college grads.
First filtering was done on the basis of academics. Then there was an HR/aptitude/coding test. At the end, two interviews: one HR and one technical.
I applied online. Eventually, I was emailed for a phone interview as well as a skills assessment. The phone interview was with a software developer. It was a pretty informal interview, and he was mainly concerned with what experience I had and what
After applying for the role, I got an email to schedule an initial interview. It was all about someone talking about the role, Epic, and Madison City. There were many candidates in the Zoom meeting, and it wasn't the typical 1-on-1 interview. You co
First filtering was done on the basis of academics. Then there was an HR/aptitude/coding test. At the end, two interviews: one HR and one technical.
I applied online. Eventually, I was emailed for a phone interview as well as a skills assessment. The phone interview was with a software developer. It was a pretty informal interview, and he was mainly concerned with what experience I had and what
After applying for the role, I got an email to schedule an initial interview. It was all about someone talking about the role, Epic, and Madison City. There were many candidates in the Zoom meeting, and it wasn't the typical 1-on-1 interview. You co