Pay is decent. Beautiful campus. Office stationary and supplies are ample.
Food sucks. Work culture is one of the worst. Too much UI work.
When you hire someone with a lot of experience on the backend, don't make them [do] pink-colored button tasks on some mobile app.
It took a while after I applied to get back to me. It started with an online logic and programming assessment. Then, I received a phone call inviting me to an on-site interview. I was on their campus all day in different interviews.
First, I had a phone screen technical interview. There was no coding. We talked through an algorithm. Then, I did an onsite interview. The onsite had two challenges on their computers. The first was four coding problems. The second had math and logi
Spent most of the morning talking with two other candidates and 4-5 employees about the expectations of the position. Then, I interviewed with a software developer and an HR person for about half an hour each.
It took a while after I applied to get back to me. It started with an online logic and programming assessment. Then, I received a phone call inviting me to an on-site interview. I was on their campus all day in different interviews.
First, I had a phone screen technical interview. There was no coding. We talked through an algorithm. Then, I did an onsite interview. The onsite had two challenges on their computers. The first was four coding problems. The second had math and logi
Spent most of the morning talking with two other candidates and 4-5 employees about the expectations of the position. Then, I interviewed with a software developer and an HR person for about half an hour each.