Your own office, excellent food, beautiful campus, product makes a difference in the world, very relaxed atmosphere.
Slow release of software, significant number of regular meetings, some technology used is rather old, brutal winter weather.
I caught their attention when they came to my campus for an on-site career fair. Their phone interview wasn't too difficult either; there weren't any coding questions. However, the more annoying part of their interview process came a little afterwar
There was an online assessment and then one long, three-hour interview. One and a half hours of it was listening to presentations. Only thirty minutes of it was about coding stuff. Isn't that difficult?
Invited to take a skills assessment that took around 2 to 3 hours, then a final interview ~2 weeks later. The final interview consisted of 30 minutes of introduction, 30 minutes with the program lead, 30 minutes with a current software engineer, and
I caught their attention when they came to my campus for an on-site career fair. Their phone interview wasn't too difficult either; there weren't any coding questions. However, the more annoying part of their interview process came a little afterwar
There was an online assessment and then one long, three-hour interview. One and a half hours of it was listening to presentations. Only thirty minutes of it was about coding stuff. Isn't that difficult?
Invited to take a skills assessment that took around 2 to 3 hours, then a final interview ~2 weeks later. The final interview consisted of 30 minutes of introduction, 30 minutes with the program lead, 30 minutes with a current software engineer, and