The pay is very competitive and they regularly increase it to keep up with inflation/market rates. You can also earn stock.
Company buildings are themed and look very cool (there's a treehouse meeting room).
There is a lot of variety in lunch options and the food is good (they hire actual chefs).
You must move to be within 45 minutes of the company HQ in Wisconsin.
Expect 45 hours per week once you are fully onboarded (there's about 6 months of training for new devs). I had coworkers who felt overworked, but my workload never ramped up to that point.
A lot of work with legacy tech (M, Visual Basic, Subversion for version control), but they have probably finished migrating to newer stuff since I left. They promised git migration, but it took longer than initial timelines suggested.
1. Got a phone call. Interview: Go over resume. 2. Got a technical assessment: * 10 quick math questions in 2 minutes. * Longer logic section (unlimited time): Classic brain teasers, logical reasoning problems, and arithmetic puzzles. *
I applied online. Initial phone screening, asked about resume projects and background. About 15 minutes. Followed up technical assessment with general logic questions, as well as questions on a made up coding language. 1 hour 30 minutes.
Had to take an hour-long test that mainly tested basic math and critical thinking skills. For the first interview, I spoke with a software engineer, and they asked basic interview questions.
1. Got a phone call. Interview: Go over resume. 2. Got a technical assessment: * 10 quick math questions in 2 minutes. * Longer logic section (unlimited time): Classic brain teasers, logical reasoning problems, and arithmetic puzzles. *
I applied online. Initial phone screening, asked about resume projects and background. About 15 minutes. Followed up technical assessment with general logic questions, as well as questions on a made up coding language. 1 hour 30 minutes.
Had to take an hour-long test that mainly tested basic math and critical thinking skills. For the first interview, I spoke with a software engineer, and they asked basic interview questions.