The work-life balance is nice, if you do not let your manager take advantage of you and make you work 60 hours a week instead of hiring a peer.
There are too many cons to list, including it becoming a very degrading and disrespectful environment for the hard workers that may voice about the real issues a bit too loudly.
Non-management's pay is considerably lower than other tech companies in the area, and raises are a joke (often less than inflation).
There is also very little career opportunity available and a lack of promotions.
You have to leave and come back or do internal transfers to even be close to getting a promotion.
Look at the actual problems, i.e. worthless management, and address them instead of taking it out on the employees that suffer from their shortcomings and inabilities. A lot of good, hard-working employees are leaving, and that will continue until the real issues are addressed.
Phone screen with the hiring manager to see if I was a good fit and some simple coding questions. That was followed by a full loop, which included a Tester, Developer, PM, and Director. Everyone was really nice and pleasant to talk to. Expedia looks
Awesome experience. I was brought down to the Expedia tower in Bellevue, Washington, for an in-person interview after a one-hour technical interview at my university. I got the initial interview after speaking with a recruiter at my university's jo
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn about the position. She scheduled a phone interview within a week's timeframe. The phone interview had three members on the panel, including the hiring manager. The phone interview lasted for 30 minutes. It mos
Phone screen with the hiring manager to see if I was a good fit and some simple coding questions. That was followed by a full loop, which included a Tester, Developer, PM, and Director. Everyone was really nice and pleasant to talk to. Expedia looks
Awesome experience. I was brought down to the Expedia tower in Bellevue, Washington, for an in-person interview after a one-hour technical interview at my university. I got the initial interview after speaking with a recruiter at my university's jo
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn about the position. She scheduled a phone interview within a week's timeframe. The phone interview had three members on the panel, including the hiring manager. The phone interview lasted for 30 minutes. It mos