The pay is good, and benefits are not bad. Work-life balance is manageable. The company is doing well.
Lunch is not free, but it is better than eating out. You have your own small office.
Not good for professional development. The developing tools are not mainstream and outdated.
Long winter.
Got a link from the recruiter and took a skill and intelligence test at a local Pearson test center. After 4 weeks, I went to Madison for an onsite interview. The onsite interview was mostly a tour, showing the working environment and briefly intro
First, they're going to send you a personality profile test. It is easy; no need to worry about it. After the online test, a phone interview followed.
First long OA, includes coding behavior and logics. If you pass the OA, the final round is easy. They spend most time introducing their company, not much technical questions. Only some behavior questions and some talks on your resume projects.
Got a link from the recruiter and took a skill and intelligence test at a local Pearson test center. After 4 weeks, I went to Madison for an onsite interview. The onsite interview was mostly a tour, showing the working environment and briefly intro
First, they're going to send you a personality profile test. It is easy; no need to worry about it. After the online test, a phone interview followed.
First long OA, includes coding behavior and logics. If you pass the OA, the final round is easy. They spend most time introducing their company, not much technical questions. Only some behavior questions and some talks on your resume projects.