Solid company with some old tendencies
Solid company with some old tendencies
Great benefits Good pay Fantastic technology stack Smart co-workers
Lots of "red tape" Extremely bureaucratic Takes forever to get anything done Estimates are often considered commitments
Try to ditch some of the old tendencies and embrace the new generation of IT professionals. Focus more on results, rather than deadlines. Allow for adaptation and growth mid-cycle.
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Software Developer
Two coding questions. Using Skype for an online interview, they asked a few behavioral questions. There will be two different recruiters, so each one will take 45 minutes. I had one recruiter who was kind of rude to me, and it was like he didn't c
Software Developer
Applied through my college's career fair. I had known my interviewers previously, as I had worked with them throughout the semester in my school's capstone class. I only had one interview time, but during that time slot, I had two separate interview
Software Developer
Tough technical questions were asked, along with some on thinking capabilities. I was primarily interviewed for a position in Java/J2EE development. Questions were mainly focused on J2EE, EJB, messaging, and transaction capabilities using WebLogic.
Software Developer
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesSeptember 1, 2020Two coding questions. Using Skype for an online interview, they asked a few behavioral questions. There will be two different recruiters, so each one will take 45 minutes. I had one recruiter who was kind of rude to me, and it was like he didn't c
Software Developer
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesMarch 1, 2017Applied through my college's career fair. I had known my interviewers previously, as I had worked with them throughout the semester in my school's capstone class. I only had one interview time, but during that time slot, I had two separate interview
Software Developer
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesJanuary 1, 2009Tough technical questions were asked, along with some on thinking capabilities. I was primarily interviewed for a position in Java/J2EE development. Questions were mainly focused on J2EE, EJB, messaging, and transaction capabilities using WebLogic.
