Nice mid-size company
Nice mid-size company
Good company to work for. They have a work-life balance and good commuter/gym benefits. The health insurance is at par or better than other companies. They also have a good time-off policy.
Need for upper management to improve on their vision.
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Database Developer
One phone screen. The on-site interview was a little bit more than half-day. Five people interviewed me. One IQ question, and I was able to pass it. The others technical questions were relatively easy to me, as I have many years' experience and am
Software Development Manager
I was contacted by the recruiter via email within days of submitting my resume. The scheduling of the interview was very prompt. I was told to reserve about 6 hours for the day of the interview; the actual time taken was 5 hours. I met with the hir
Software Development Engineer
Interviewed over Skype. Four individual interviews, each around 30 minutes. The atmosphere was relaxed yet professional. The questions were not the standard boilerplate. They were more conversational, focusing on technology and experience. This w
Database Developer
Bellevue, Washington, United StatesApril 11, 2013One phone screen. The on-site interview was a little bit more than half-day. Five people interviewed me. One IQ question, and I was able to pass it. The others technical questions were relatively easy to me, as I have many years' experience and am
Software Development Manager
Bellevue, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2010I was contacted by the recruiter via email within days of submitting my resume. The scheduling of the interview was very prompt. I was told to reserve about 6 hours for the day of the interview; the actual time taken was 5 hours. I met with the hir
Software Development Engineer
Bellevue, Washington, United StatesMay 1, 2016Interviewed over Skype. Four individual interviews, each around 30 minutes. The atmosphere was relaxed yet professional. The questions were not the standard boilerplate. They were more conversational, focusing on technology and experience. This w
