Every person I interacted with was friendly, smart, and willing to help. They listen to your requests about what you'd like to work on. Fantastic benefits. Flexible work hours (you can choose when you get in and when you leave, as long as you put in 8 hours of work).
Zero WFH flexibility. Your experience is highly determined by what manager they assign to you and what you get for your first project. If you're not able to stay focused for the entire eight-hour workday, you will fall behind very fast. You have to log your time down to the half-hour.
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
I had to take a lot of tests and had a phone interview where I talked about my past projects. The tests were hours long and took a long time.
OA, Recruiter call, virtual onsite. Then I had to get referral from 3 people. Then background check and the OA was the 4 hour long test. The recruiter call was mostly resume information and the virtual onsite had a case study and leetcode
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
I had to take a lot of tests and had a phone interview where I talked about my past projects. The tests were hours long and took a long time.
OA, Recruiter call, virtual onsite. Then I had to get referral from 3 people. Then background check and the OA was the 4 hour long test. The recruiter call was mostly resume information and the virtual onsite had a case study and leetcode