Coworkers are friendly; the pay is good; there's work-life balance; and it's hybrid or even remote.
Not a big name company?
The process went quite smoothly, and although it did take a while, this was fine for my situation. I applied for an entry-level position as a new grad. Here's my timeline: * **Initial application:** I sent in a cold application with a cover lette
An Unpleasant Experience. Recruiter call. Easy HackerRank challenge. Onsite with three 45-minute technical interviews. The onsite started with a "tour," which the recruiter used as an excuse to ask intrusive and uncomfortable questions. Examples in
Phone screen, followed by three on-site, hour-long interviews with four senior developers and managers. Coding questions were asked in each interview, covering SQL, algorithms, Javascript, and web architecture. One interview was a group interview.
The process went quite smoothly, and although it did take a while, this was fine for my situation. I applied for an entry-level position as a new grad. Here's my timeline: * **Initial application:** I sent in a cold application with a cover lette
An Unpleasant Experience. Recruiter call. Easy HackerRank challenge. Onsite with three 45-minute technical interviews. The onsite started with a "tour," which the recruiter used as an excuse to ask intrusive and uncomfortable questions. Examples in
Phone screen, followed by three on-site, hour-long interviews with four senior developers and managers. Coding questions were asked in each interview, covering SQL, algorithms, Javascript, and web architecture. One interview was a group interview.