Boring and slow
Boring and slow
Name recognition Decent pay Smart people
Maintain boring legacy apps.
Ancient tech stack and hard to migrate.
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Applications Developer
I am at the beginning of the interview process. I applied online and was selected for a phone interview. I talked to the engineering manager. I was asked about: * My previous experience * What is OOD * What is a mutex and if I've ever used one * O
Applications Developer
One of the most awkward phone/coding interviews I've had in a while. The interviewer was not really interested in conducting the interview. He wasted about 15 minutes either talking to others in the background or asking me to run the same cases over
Applications Developer
The interview process was smooth. The starting rounds were to check if I would fit in their work culture. The technical round was mainly focused on algorithms and coding. It was a pretty straightforward interview process, but it took time.
Applications Developer
New York, New York, United StatesJanuary 1, 2011I am at the beginning of the interview process. I applied online and was selected for a phone interview. I talked to the engineering manager. I was asked about: * My previous experience * What is OOD * What is a mutex and if I've ever used one * O
Applications Developer
United StatesAugust 6, 2019One of the most awkward phone/coding interviews I've had in a while. The interviewer was not really interested in conducting the interview. He wasted about 15 minutes either talking to others in the background or asking me to run the same cases over
Applications Developer
Salt Lake City, Utah, United StatesOctober 1, 2013The interview process was smooth. The starting rounds were to check if I would fit in their work culture. The technical round was mainly focused on algorithms and coding. It was a pretty straightforward interview process, but it took time.
