Worst Place for an IT Worker
Worst Place for an IT Worker
Health insurance is pretty good.
Absolutely no work/life balance.
Pay for new college grads is very low compared to the average salary given to such individuals in similar roles.
Meetings tend to be held very early in the morning (9:15 AM or earlier), and you MUST attend in person.
The facilities suck. The workplace doesn't even have coffee or hand soap in the cafeteria.
They will lie in their offer letters. I know at least two people whose offer letters promised them a role as Business Analysts, but they were placed in technical QA roles after.
They don't do any coding interviews when hiring new talent.
If you're a foreign employee, they will not assist with immigration/naturalization services.
Improve the cons.
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Software Developer
They conducted an online video recording. They asked questions, you got a minute to prepare, and then you had to record your answers. There was no human interaction, so it was hard to tell how you were doing.
Software Developer
First, there was a skills test that was very doable. After that, there was a virtual interview that was mostly "time when you..." questions. After the interview, I received a call a few weeks later with my results.
Software Developer
Interview was about an hour and had mostly typical HR questions, such as "Tell me about a time..." The interviewers were polite and seemed easygoing. I walked out feeling more like I had left a meeting with a boss rather than an interview.
Software Developer
Austin, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020They conducted an online video recording. They asked questions, you got a minute to prepare, and then you had to record your answers. There was no human interaction, so it was hard to tell how you were doing.
Software Developer
Austin, Texas, United StatesDecember 1, 2021First, there was a skills test that was very doable. After that, there was a virtual interview that was mostly "time when you..." questions. After the interview, I received a call a few weeks later with my results.
Software Developer
Austin, Texas, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015Interview was about an hour and had mostly typical HR questions, such as "Tell me about a time..." The interviewers were polite and seemed easygoing. I walked out feeling more like I had left a meeting with a boss rather than an interview.
