I work from home and make my own hours with no pressure at all. I've been working in the Longmont office for Todd now for several years. On average, I put in two days a week and goof off the rest of the time, and nobody notices.
It took a while to get used to, but I now spend a lot of time surfing the web, watching TV, and playing video games to chew up the day. I make $130k + 10% bonus; you can't beat the money for the minimal amount of work required.
Especially now, who wants to go look for a job in this pandemic?
It takes a while to get used to the boredom.
Thank God for video games, TV, and surfing the web.
Don't change a thing at my office and let us continue to work from home with no supervision! :)
It was mostly on OpenVMS, as I was supposed to work on that technology. There were mostly OpenVMS (Alpha) calling standards, basic data structure questions, and system calls I had used earlier or knew. Operating system related questions like OS com
The interview process consisted of around 4 to 6 rounds, depending on the team size. Senior engineers prefer to check the candidate's attitude. The final decision is left to seniors rather than the manager. Lastly, there is an HR round.
The process takes 3 weeks. First, technical, then HR. The technical interview was about OOP, Collections, Spring, and Web Services, as well as projects I've worked on. The HR interview was about English, my attitude in some situations, like: What ar
It was mostly on OpenVMS, as I was supposed to work on that technology. There were mostly OpenVMS (Alpha) calling standards, basic data structure questions, and system calls I had used earlier or knew. Operating system related questions like OS com
The interview process consisted of around 4 to 6 rounds, depending on the team size. Senior engineers prefer to check the candidate's attitude. The final decision is left to seniors rather than the manager. Lastly, there is an HR round.
The process takes 3 weeks. First, technical, then HR. The technical interview was about OOP, Collections, Spring, and Web Services, as well as projects I've worked on. The HR interview was about English, my attitude in some situations, like: What ar