Pays great. Five-word minimum.
This is a great place to retire to. Everyone is unoffended and smiles and laughs at each other's jokes.
Everyone's foibles go unnoticed and unforgiven. Nothing is particularly planned lest you be perceived as managing. Responsibility is distributed and blame, what is blame?
The company that was here was mostly gone 4 years ago and is gone now. This is IBM in the 1970s: pays great, you can do meaningful things, but it's old enough that there are 4 people who will hate you for doing anything meaningful you do, and you will never advance beyond a level or two in your career, and this is only if you are very lucky.
One phone screen featured live Google Docs coding. This screen involved questions on writing simple code for a simple problem. On-site, the interviews were much harder and longer, with five interviews covering a wide variety of problems. Topics inc
The process began with a screening phone call, then a 90-minute technical test in which applicants are asked to write code to solve two problems. A phone interview follows (which I was allowed to skip), and then a day of four on-site interviews.
The interview went well and I received an offer. However, when I politely declined, the recruiter did not take it well and became upset. I was very surprised that the recruiter was unable to handle rejection professionally.
One phone screen featured live Google Docs coding. This screen involved questions on writing simple code for a simple problem. On-site, the interviews were much harder and longer, with five interviews covering a wide variety of problems. Topics inc
The process began with a screening phone call, then a 90-minute technical test in which applicants are asked to write code to solve two problems. A phone interview follows (which I was allowed to skip), and then a day of four on-site interviews.
The interview went well and I received an offer. However, when I politely declined, the recruiter did not take it well and became upset. I was very surprised that the recruiter was unable to handle rejection professionally.