Very good company management. It doesn't get in the way and focuses on the right things. Very smart colleagues make it a good work environment.
I think Guidewire is very cost-conscious, which is mostly a very good thing and has allowed the company to thrive, even in a very difficult economy.
I think that this means salaries are not on the high end; that's the biggest negative, but overall, it's a great place.
I really cannot offer any advice here. This is a great company, and the management is doing a very good job.
Here's my review of one of the four interviewers at Guidewire. His primary issue was that he had only one solution in mind, which was syntactically and semantically broken. Yet, he dogmatically tried to push me towards it the entire time. It went fla
First, I had a written test at home to implement a function that validates user input for their Wordy game. I did it over the weekend and submitted it. Then, I was invited for an on-site interview. The on-site interview took four hours. The first ho
After asking about my previous work experiences, the interviewer asked just one single coding problem. No other skills were asked. The assessment was completely dependent on coding. Coding Problem: Implement `hasNext()` and `next()` methods for a cl
Here's my review of one of the four interviewers at Guidewire. His primary issue was that he had only one solution in mind, which was syntactically and semantically broken. Yet, he dogmatically tried to push me towards it the entire time. It went fla
First, I had a written test at home to implement a function that validates user input for their Wordy game. I did it over the weekend and submitted it. Then, I was invited for an on-site interview. The on-site interview took four hours. The first ho
After asking about my previous work experiences, the interviewer asked just one single coding problem. No other skills were asked. The assessment was completely dependent on coding. Coding Problem: Implement `hasNext()` and `next()` methods for a cl