WFH, generally not having to work long hours, decent 401k match/other benefits, lots of other people also trying to gtfo.
Bureaucracy (meetings, takes forever to get access or things done in general, middle management gossip, etc.), lack of respect for tech employees (you're an unfortunate cost, not the ones driving profit), below-market compensation, outdated technologies/stacks, and not at all meaningful work.
Three rounds of interviews. The first one was with HR, and the second round was technical with two people. It pretty much covered all basic Java interview questions and then asked me to code. Finally, I had another interview with HR to discuss the of
First Round: HR screening. No particular questions, informal, and just Q&A plus the basics like asking how much I was expecting salary-wise. Went over the interview process. 2nd Round: Introduction to team (mostly behavioral). 20-25 minutes intervie
It was a 2-hour interview with a panel of 3 persons. The questions were good for the first 30 minutes. The Software Engineers on the panel were not welcoming and asked challenging questions, including about Java and Spring.
Three rounds of interviews. The first one was with HR, and the second round was technical with two people. It pretty much covered all basic Java interview questions and then asked me to code. Finally, I had another interview with HR to discuss the of
First Round: HR screening. No particular questions, informal, and just Q&A plus the basics like asking how much I was expecting salary-wise. Went over the interview process. 2nd Round: Introduction to team (mostly behavioral). 20-25 minutes intervie
It was a 2-hour interview with a panel of 3 persons. The questions were good for the first 30 minutes. The Software Engineers on the panel were not welcoming and asked challenging questions, including about Java and Spring.