Outsourced training, which was effectively worthless for my job.
Minor enhancements team was in disarray; it took several months to get a website CSV parser to production.
Many hires, new and old alike, did not know what they were doing.
Higher management may be overly ambitious with their overhaul.
The office culture was fine. People had a very laid-back attitude and were fairly social with each other. But, I feel that they were more interested in talking than doing.
The training program should be reconsidered. It is a time-consuming waste for anyone that has a slight clue of what they are doing. My case may have been atypical.
HireVue, plus some kind of IQ testing game, coding, screening, and two long conversations with employees. It's a little bit on the slower side and seems to be less focused on the technical side.
Overall positive! It was a two-way interview process; first telephone and then in person. Mostly talk about your current projects and previous experiences. STAR-based questions and other technical questions.
Applied online. I was called by HR, and then a video interview was set up. The questions were mainly behavioral, with one or two technical questions. Overall, it was a smooth process with one interview consisting of two rounds. I'm waiting to hea
HireVue, plus some kind of IQ testing game, coding, screening, and two long conversations with employees. It's a little bit on the slower side and seems to be less focused on the technical side.
Overall positive! It was a two-way interview process; first telephone and then in person. Mostly talk about your current projects and previous experiences. STAR-based questions and other technical questions.
Applied online. I was called by HR, and then a video interview was set up. The questions were mainly behavioral, with one or two technical questions. Overall, it was a smooth process with one interview consisting of two rounds. I'm waiting to hea