Great place to work.
Provides tons of exposure.
You get to see the difference your work makes almost immediately.
Work-life balance is hard to maintain.
The higher up you get, the more time you are expected to sacrifice to the plant.
A lot of finger-pointing and politics arise when work needs to be done.
Sometimes your engineering team can only do so much. Don't expect them to come in on weekends when they really don't need to.
The process was shorter than I expected. The interview date was set by phone. Then there was a face-to-face interview with the supervisor of the position. He was really nice and friendly. The interview started with, "So... Tell me about yourself?"
There were two rounds. The first asked you about your resume and your background: where you went to school, your past experiences, and skills mentioned. The second assessed your critical thinking ability, how you think under pressure and with limited
Full Stack is Angular + Spring Boot, usually. I was asked technical questions about how Angular components communicate, how Spring Boot APIs handle requests, and how to handle Git pull conflicts, etc.
The process was shorter than I expected. The interview date was set by phone. Then there was a face-to-face interview with the supervisor of the position. He was really nice and friendly. The interview started with, "So... Tell me about yourself?"
There were two rounds. The first asked you about your resume and your background: where you went to school, your past experiences, and skills mentioned. The second assessed your critical thinking ability, how you think under pressure and with limited
Full Stack is Angular + Spring Boot, usually. I was asked technical questions about how Angular components communicate, how Spring Boot APIs handle requests, and how to handle Git pull conflicts, etc.