Super accommodating place to work. Company cares about their employees. Internal mobility. Above average pay.
A little disorganized at times. Outside politics mixing in with work occasionally (this is a pro for some people and a con for others).
You're doing a great job.
Chatted with a recruiter on the phone. Then she set up a typical technical interview on CoderPad. My interviewer was awesome and so kind, but they literally asked me Dijkstra's. Like, come on....
A recruiter came to a campus fair. I gave them my resume, and they emailed me a coding challenge, which I failed. The challenge was 90 minutes long and included two different questions, but I ran out of time. I spent too much time on one question wit
A very long and weird process. You do all the interviews together, and then you get the results at the end. You might not get hired because of the feedback from any interview, but you still do all of them. I find that such a waste of time.
Chatted with a recruiter on the phone. Then she set up a typical technical interview on CoderPad. My interviewer was awesome and so kind, but they literally asked me Dijkstra's. Like, come on....
A recruiter came to a campus fair. I gave them my resume, and they emailed me a coding challenge, which I failed. The challenge was 90 minutes long and included two different questions, but I ran out of time. I spent too much time on one question wit
A very long and weird process. You do all the interviews together, and then you get the results at the end. You might not get hired because of the feedback from any interview, but you still do all of them. I find that such a waste of time.