Money, work-life balance, and free food.
On-site.
Slow promotion.
Bureaucracy.
I was contacted by a recruiter and signed up for the software engineering position for university graduates. My degree is in Chemical Engineering, but I have taken multiple programming classes and practiced coding on the side. The first part of the
I applied through an employee reference. After waiting for a month, someone contacted me by email. We then scheduled three 45-minute phone interviews for the same day.
I was referred by a current employee and was able to bypass the phone screen. They were very flexible with scheduling. Wanting to study a bit more, I scheduled an onsite interview (the first of two) about a month out. I received an offer for another
I was contacted by a recruiter and signed up for the software engineering position for university graduates. My degree is in Chemical Engineering, but I have taken multiple programming classes and practiced coding on the side. The first part of the
I applied through an employee reference. After waiting for a month, someone contacted me by email. We then scheduled three 45-minute phone interviews for the same day.
I was referred by a current employee and was able to bypass the phone screen. They were very flexible with scheduling. Wanting to study a bit more, I scheduled an onsite interview (the first of two) about a month out. I received an offer for another