Just paycheck. Oh, maybe no project to work on, and have free time at work?
Some people even do school homework at work.
Absolutely nothing to learn. If you are about to retire, maybe it's okay to waste time here. If you are a fresh graduate, you will ruin your entire career!
Management is full of BS, using this team as a stepping stone for the next role. They have absolutely no long-term vision. They just want to look good in front of their bosses. People keep leaving.
30 mins screening from the recruiter followed by an hour-long interview with 3 members of the team. Questions were pretty easy. They asked about my previous experiences and a behavioral question or two. Nothing too complicated.
I was first contacted by a recruiter who, for the most part, gauged my interest in the job and the location in Dearborn. The first interview was over the phone and there was a minimal technical aspect. After about three weeks, I was contacted by an
Applied through a consultancy, and it was an in-person interview. The interview was for 1 hour with less complex questions from core Java and J2EE. Basically, the role is for support and not development.
30 mins screening from the recruiter followed by an hour-long interview with 3 members of the team. Questions were pretty easy. They asked about my previous experiences and a behavioral question or two. Nothing too complicated.
I was first contacted by a recruiter who, for the most part, gauged my interest in the job and the location in Dearborn. The first interview was over the phone and there was a minimal technical aspect. After about three weeks, I was contacted by an
Applied through a consultancy, and it was an in-person interview. The interview was for 1 hour with less complex questions from core Java and J2EE. Basically, the role is for support and not development.