Flexible Hours, Slow Promotions
Flexible Hours, Slow Promotions
Great benefits, flexible working hours.
Not much to learn. Promotions take a lot of time. Traditional management.
My advice to the senior management is to pay extra attention to the management in the Jordan office, coach them, and listen to their direct reports.
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5-6 interviews, each an hour long. Some of them were scheduled at night, and some where no one even showed up. No one seemed happy to be working here or to be watching people solve LeetCode/HackerRank questions over and over again. It's honestly real
Software Engineer
I was selected for an on-campus interview, after which I was invited for the final round in Chicago. The final round included both technical and behavioral interviews. In the final round, they offered positions to those who performed well in the in
Software Engineer
The interview process involved initial screens followed by an onsite component. The onsite behavioral questions were the usual. The company interviews in batches, which suggests cost-cutting measures. However, here are two reasons why I would not r
Software Engineer
United StatesMarch 16, 20225-6 interviews, each an hour long. Some of them were scheduled at night, and some where no one even showed up. No one seemed happy to be working here or to be watching people solve LeetCode/HackerRank questions over and over again. It's honestly real
Software Engineer
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016I was selected for an on-campus interview, after which I was invited for the final round in Chicago. The final round included both technical and behavioral interviews. In the final round, they offered positions to those who performed well in the in
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2019The interview process involved initial screens followed by an onsite component. The onsite behavioral questions were the usual. The company interviews in batches, which suggests cost-cutting measures. However, here are two reasons why I would not r
