Good benefits, working 4.5 days a week.
Work-life balance.
Interesting tech and challenges.
Lots of bureaucracy since it's corporate, lots of docs, not enough actual coding.
Depressing atmosphere.
Not enough fun days.
Invest in the workers; losing good personnel due to not doing so is a mistake.
I applied to the Grubhub development center in Israel through a referral. The recruiter was based in the USA, but the position is in Israel, which caused some communication issues. The phone screening was double-booked, and the recruiter was 15 minu
The process was smooth, starting from the recruiter call. There was one telephonic round, followed by four rounds of System Design and OOD, and one more coding and behavioral round. Glassdoor is making it difficult to stay within 30 words.
This has been the most bizarre and negative interviewing experience of my life. Like others, after some successful phone interviews, I was invited onsite for a 4.5-hour interview. The first interviewer handed me a laptop to code on. It had the free
I applied to the Grubhub development center in Israel through a referral. The recruiter was based in the USA, but the position is in Israel, which caused some communication issues. The phone screening was double-booked, and the recruiter was 15 minu
The process was smooth, starting from the recruiter call. There was one telephonic round, followed by four rounds of System Design and OOD, and one more coding and behavioral round. Glassdoor is making it difficult to stay within 30 words.
This has been the most bizarre and negative interviewing experience of my life. Like others, after some successful phone interviews, I was invited onsite for a 4.5-hour interview. The first interviewer handed me a laptop to code on. It had the free