My former manager was the one who hired me onto the team, and he was a pleasure to work with. I gained hands-on experience with many new technologies and experienced significant career growth.
It's a very nice, brand-new office location north of Houston.
The pay was below average for the role expectations.
Some of the other leaders within the organization were quite painful to deal with. Once my manager left the company, the replacement and I were not able to work together effectively.
The division I worked for was poorly managed and constantly had to fight for every dollar, leading to bad decisions.
I'm still in the process. It was okay, a bunch of behavioral questions and past experiences. They focus a lot on situational questions: What would you do in certain situations, or how would you react or act?
Easy interview with less technical questions, no algorithms or data structures. Just based on gut feel of the interviewer. Minor Java questions about what is an interface. Another interviewer just described what work is related to.
The process was not a hassle. The technical interview is not something to be scared of. They were very manageable and quick interviews. If you have prepared for interviews in general, there should not be much to worry about.
I'm still in the process. It was okay, a bunch of behavioral questions and past experiences. They focus a lot on situational questions: What would you do in certain situations, or how would you react or act?
Easy interview with less technical questions, no algorithms or data structures. Just based on gut feel of the interviewer. Minor Java questions about what is an interface. Another interviewer just described what work is related to.
The process was not a hassle. The technical interview is not something to be scared of. They were very manageable and quick interviews. If you have prepared for interviews in general, there should not be much to worry about.