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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I had an initial interview on campus, and then I was told to apply online. Three months later, after the on-campus interview and applying online, I got contacted for a second online interview. The questions they asked during both interviews were pu
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New grad role. 1 Hirevue virtual interview with IQ test games. 1 phone screen. 2 Hirevue coding challenges. 2 nontechnical rounds with senior engineers. Overall positive experience, but they sent an exploding offer at the end.
Software Developer
From the time I first applied online until I received an offer was about 35 days. Initial screening interview, technical phone interview, on-site interview (two sessions). Interviews are conversational, and there isn't much preparation needed. Just
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Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesApril 1, 2014I had an initial interview on campus, and then I was told to apply online. Three months later, after the on-campus interview and applying online, I got contacted for a second online interview. The questions they asked during both interviews were pu
Software Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesAugust 1, 2019New grad role. 1 Hirevue virtual interview with IQ test games. 1 phone screen. 2 Hirevue coding challenges. 2 nontechnical rounds with senior engineers. Overall positive experience, but they sent an exploding offer at the end.
Software Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesJanuary 1, 2014From the time I first applied online until I received an offer was about 35 days. Initial screening interview, technical phone interview, on-site interview (two sessions). Interviews are conversational, and there isn't much preparation needed. Just
