Stuck on Java
Stuck on Java
More than enough PTO (23 days + 5 days COVID/family relief time). Deadlines are reasonable for epics and sprints, with low stress to get work done on time. Pay is pretty good for the RDU metro area.
Stuck on Java as the primary language. The reasoning for that is legacy code integrates more easily, and they know they can hire for Java. Recent graduates like myself probably don't like using it as much as Python, Go, etc.
Slow to lay out concrete details for return to office.
Keep pay raises at above inflation, and the workforce will be happy.
Find out ways to integrate other programming languages into the backend stack.
Be clear about RTO policy sooner rather than later.
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First, I had a quick call from the recruiter to set up the interview. After that, I had three rounds. The first two were technical, and the third one was with the Hiring Manager, who also asked some technical questions. In the first round, I was aske
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1 behavioral, 2 technical rounds. The first technical round was about basic Java, JavaScript, and SQL. The next was coding a web application. Overall, not too bad. It was a good interview, in all honesty.
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Standard questions, a whiteboard session, and a tour of the facility. The interview began with introductions, followed by previous experience questions and a personality assessment. Then we proceeded with a whiteboard session for algorithm and data
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Durham, North Carolina, United StatesAugust 1, 2022First, I had a quick call from the recruiter to set up the interview. After that, I had three rounds. The first two were technical, and the third one was with the Hiring Manager, who also asked some technical questions. In the first round, I was aske
Software Engineer
Durham, North Carolina, United StatesJanuary 1, 20211 behavioral, 2 technical rounds. The first technical round was about basic Java, JavaScript, and SQL. The next was coding a web application. Overall, not too bad. It was a good interview, in all honesty.
Software Engineer
Durham, North Carolina, United StatesApril 20, 2019Standard questions, a whiteboard session, and a tour of the facility. The interview began with introductions, followed by previous experience questions and a personality assessment. Then we proceeded with a whiteboard session for algorithm and data
