Pay and benefits are generous, the campus is beautiful, and the work is fine for anyone with a technical background.
Work-life balance is skewed. Overtime is expected and unpaid. With any difficult customers, days can easily exceed 12 hours if projects necessitate it.
I got an email from a recruiter asking me to apply. I was then asked to complete some tests, which took around 3 hours. I then had a 30-minute phone call with a veteran TS. After which, I was invited to do a Zoom interview day, which took around 3
1 technical assessment through their own system, mix of coding and logic questions. 1 3hr video interview: case study, behavioral, and orientation on their software. Ask good questions and you should be fine. No need to study.
Interesting, they let you check some of their code and asked a couple of problem-solving questions in addition to the behavioral questions. They mostly recruit directly out of college, looking for new hires they can mold into their mindset and system
I got an email from a recruiter asking me to apply. I was then asked to complete some tests, which took around 3 hours. I then had a 30-minute phone call with a veteran TS. After which, I was invited to do a Zoom interview day, which took around 3
1 technical assessment through their own system, mix of coding and logic questions. 1 3hr video interview: case study, behavioral, and orientation on their software. Ask good questions and you should be fine. No need to study.
Interesting, they let you check some of their code and asked a couple of problem-solving questions in addition to the behavioral questions. They mostly recruit directly out of college, looking for new hires they can mold into their mindset and system