GM: good to work for, not good to grind for
GM: good to work for, not good to grind for
Good benefits, good work-life balance.
The tradeoff is that the company pays below market value.
Exceeding expectations is rarely rewarded.
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It was a couple of interviews, with the same questions. Weeks later, I got an offer and I accepted it. I don't think the interviewers were technical people, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.
Software Developer
I applied online after a recruiter reached out to me on one of the platforms. I received and successfully completed the coding test. However, I was not moved to the interview stage. I am not sure why they want to go through coding if they are not int
Software Developer
I applied online. The process included a HireVue interview and a coding challenge. Then, I received a phone screen, followed by two back-to-back interviews with department managers. The interview process took four weeks to complete.
Software Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesSeptember 11, 2024It was a couple of interviews, with the same questions. Weeks later, I got an offer and I accepted it. I don't think the interviewers were technical people, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.
Software Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesDecember 12, 2023I applied online after a recruiter reached out to me on one of the platforms. I received and successfully completed the coding test. However, I was not moved to the interview stage. I am not sure why they want to go through coding if they are not int
Software Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesJanuary 1, 2021I applied online. The process included a HireVue interview and a coding challenge. Then, I received a phone screen, followed by two back-to-back interviews with department managers. The interview process took four weeks to complete.
