Good benefits.
Good time off (3 weeks starting PTO with an additional week after 2 years, unlimited sick days, and good amount of holidays).
Extremely limited opportunities to transfer to different roles (as the "software developer" title covers actual developers, business analysts, and software QA) without managers going to bat for you.
Relocation contract ($10k penalty if you leave the company before 2 years).
Managerial secrecy (some managers hide what role you will be doing until you actually start, leading you to get placed into a role you didn't accept but are stuck in due to the aforementioned 2-year relocation contract).
Low pay for new college hires (degree dependent).
Be honest about what role employees will be doing initially. Additionally, guarantee them the opportunity to transfer to a different role near the one-year mark if they want to move, instead of filling those roles with new hires and then saying there isn't any room for transfers.
3 rounds: * 1 online coding * 1 tech interview * 1 behavior interview Took more than 1 month to finish and get an offer. Interview questions are very detailed to the day-to-day work, not general coding questions.
First, I had a 30-minute interview with HR. Next, I completed a Codility assessment. After that, I had a 1-hour phone interview with a senior team member. It was a verbal technical discussion focused on embedded systems and C/C++ or Java programmin
Two interviews: one behavioral and one technical. The technical interview featured experience-based questions. The behavioral interview used standard STAR-based questions. They tested more of your overall experience and thinking, and the questions we
3 rounds: * 1 online coding * 1 tech interview * 1 behavior interview Took more than 1 month to finish and get an offer. Interview questions are very detailed to the day-to-day work, not general coding questions.
First, I had a 30-minute interview with HR. Next, I completed a Codility assessment. After that, I had a 1-hour phone interview with a senior team member. It was a verbal technical discussion focused on embedded systems and C/C++ or Java programmin
Two interviews: one behavioral and one technical. The technical interview featured experience-based questions. The behavioral interview used standard STAR-based questions. They tested more of your overall experience and thinking, and the questions we