The work environment was positive, and the management (that I dealt with, at least) was competent and receptive to input/suggestions. Colleagues seemed to be well-chosen and were pleasant to work with.
I don't have a lot of cons to list about working here, except perhaps that there was a bit more bureaucracy than I would have liked. But that's hard to avoid in larger organizations.
A very comfortable, albeit 3-hour long, interview with no less than six individuals. It spanned personality, technical, and logical evaluations, including a lunch with team members. I spent about an hour in a meeting room outlining and describing so
The interview process begins with a primary phone screen, followed by multiple panel interviews with management and senior developers. The phone screen focuses mainly on resume analysis, with some easier technical questions presented at the end. Th
It took forever to get a call back. I had forgotten I had even applied for the position. I took some strange test that they keep track of your score for your entire tenure there. They refer to it for reviews.
A very comfortable, albeit 3-hour long, interview with no less than six individuals. It spanned personality, technical, and logical evaluations, including a lunch with team members. I spent about an hour in a meeting room outlining and describing so
The interview process begins with a primary phone screen, followed by multiple panel interviews with management and senior developers. The phone screen focuses mainly on resume analysis, with some easier technical questions presented at the end. Th
It took forever to get a call back. I had forgotten I had even applied for the position. I took some strange test that they keep track of your score for your entire tenure there. They refer to it for reviews.