Healthcare covered 100%, great pay, and a good reputation.
Management makes a lot of decisions, especially lately, that are incredibly tone-deaf and borderline insulting.
Some policies are put in place, and the justification is shoddy at best.
It probably isn't as bad as other people make it out, but it's bad enough that I'd be concerned if someone were to start working here.
If you're going to institute a policy, don't make a logical leap to try and twist it into being for your employees. I'd have a lot more respect if you were just honest.
Take criticism better. Advice from management to employee is viewed as feedback. Advice from employee to management is viewed as ungrateful whining.
I had a 30-minute phone screening and then a 4-hour technical assessment proctored online. This part had several quantitative sections, including a coding exam, a math section, etc. I did not get past this round.
Was rather slow in general. They started by sending me a postcard inviting me to apply, following the receipt of my contact details through my university's career office. I sent my resume. A month later, the phone screen happened. Then I was invited
Clear communication from HR. Phone interview, then assessments (personality, reasoning, coding). Then a final interview including an intro to Epic, technical assessment, and logistical questions for starting. Overall, a very smooth and straightforwar
I had a 30-minute phone screening and then a 4-hour technical assessment proctored online. This part had several quantitative sections, including a coding exam, a math section, etc. I did not get past this round.
Was rather slow in general. They started by sending me a postcard inviting me to apply, following the receipt of my contact details through my university's career office. I sent my resume. A month later, the phone screen happened. Then I was invited
Clear communication from HR. Phone interview, then assessments (personality, reasoning, coding). Then a final interview including an intro to Epic, technical assessment, and logistical questions for starting. Overall, a very smooth and straightforwar