It has been much better recently, with development and management trying to become more agile and using design thinking for the way we work and plan.
No more groups of project managers bugging you for status all the time.
Although they have gotten better, HR and bureaucracy is a nightmare. I don't want to deal with paperwork and just get back to doing my job. For a tech company, they should be better at automating all our processes.
Also, I'm not sure of the current company strategy. It seems all over the place, trying to pick out whatever will work. They are going in too many directions at once.
There are way too many VPs that I can't even name.
Pair down how many different areas we go into, and focus on a few that we excel at.
HackerRank assessment with one coding question about profitable pairs and one SQL question to join tables and find a value. There is still no update from the team, and I'm guessing it's a ghost job.
First, they sent out a HackerRank assessment with four questions to solve. After passing the HackerRank, candidates have a technical interview via video chat. Following the technical interview, they participate in a behavioral interview over the phon
The typical interview process included some design and coding questions, as well as soft skills questions. The programming portion involved a list-based activity and another focused on recursive approaches. We then moved into specifics of OS skills
HackerRank assessment with one coding question about profitable pairs and one SQL question to join tables and find a value. There is still no update from the team, and I'm guessing it's a ghost job.
First, they sent out a HackerRank assessment with four questions to solve. After passing the HackerRank, candidates have a technical interview via video chat. Following the technical interview, they participate in a behavioral interview over the phon
The typical interview process included some design and coding questions, as well as soft skills questions. The programming portion involved a list-based activity and another focused on recursive approaches. We then moved into specifics of OS skills