No dress code and you learn how not to manage people.
The company has oafs in manager positions. The QA team, for example, is an absolute mess. The frontend QA team is run by someone who struggled to complete an AA degree in middle age. You are directed by someone who lacks common sense and mismanages more than he manages. Team members have no confidence in this manager because he passes down the blame for poor planning and writes bogus reviews, which affects team morale. And yet, such people keep their jobs.
Dump the trash.
The interview process is divided into four categories: * Technical * Customer obsession * Win as a team * Perfectionism vs pragmatism Each category has a defined set of questions. They can be found easily on Google based on the category. Each cate
The interview process was fairly easy. I applied through their careers portal. A recruiter called me and marketed the company for 20 minutes, then asked me to introduce myself in the remaining 10 minutes. They mentioned that they would get back afte
Multi-person interview on site where I got a chance to discuss previous work experience, projects, and a bit of the personal portfolio. Also got to discuss what working for Fanatics would be like and meet some of the team members, etc.
The interview process is divided into four categories: * Technical * Customer obsession * Win as a team * Perfectionism vs pragmatism Each category has a defined set of questions. They can be found easily on Google based on the category. Each cate
The interview process was fairly easy. I applied through their careers portal. A recruiter called me and marketed the company for 20 minutes, then asked me to introduce myself in the remaining 10 minutes. They mentioned that they would get back afte
Multi-person interview on site where I got a chance to discuss previous work experience, projects, and a bit of the personal portfolio. Also got to discuss what working for Fanatics would be like and meet some of the team members, etc.