Don't let a lot of the positive reviews fool you. They are constantly required or bothering everyone to write these.
The people are great, and some of the work was challenging, and I learned so much. The work-life balance is actually top-notch.
The culture used to be employee-focused. Benefits used to be the best in the valley; now, we follow what others have been doing. Definitely preps you for working elsewhere.
Like any job, you have to play the politics game.
Salaries aren't competitive anymore.
Internal promoting has fallen.
Culture is slowly going away.
Constant reorganizing makes me think that the company doesn't have a vision.
Severe lack of recognition, so much that many seniors have left for a reason.
Not as much innovation as when under Parsons.
There's a reason the stock hasn't taken off.
Only follows any Silicon Valley trends instead of doing our own thing.
Quite a few dead-end teams.
Many jobs moving to Seattle or SF instead of in PHX.
Suffers from too many chiefs and too little braves.
Turning in my 2 weeks soon.
More recognition. Less "yes men." More allowances for furthering career learning.
The HackerRank test included questions on DSA, OS, and DAA. CN was also present. Dynamic programming and permutations were asked. It was a string-based DP and an array-based greedy problem.
The two worst interview experiences of my life. Firstly, they brought three engineers for this technical interview, which was a red flag from the start. Don't you have tickets to do? A maximum of two would be more than enough; more than two is usele
The round was conducted online and involved scenario-based questions and a HackerRank link to write REST APIs. Even after giving the right answers, my feedback was negative. I think they need to look into their hiring process.
The HackerRank test included questions on DSA, OS, and DAA. CN was also present. Dynamic programming and permutations were asked. It was a string-based DP and an array-based greedy problem.
The two worst interview experiences of my life. Firstly, they brought three engineers for this technical interview, which was a red flag from the start. Don't you have tickets to do? A maximum of two would be more than enough; more than two is usele
The round was conducted online and involved scenario-based questions and a HackerRank link to write REST APIs. Even after giving the right answers, my feedback was negative. I think they need to look into their hiring process.