Good pay, flexible hours, learn a lot of soft skills (collaborating, communicating, problem-solving), and learn about how a big organization and infrastructure work.
False job posting: Despite the job description, this is not a software development position; it is QA. If you want to do any development here, you will need to do it on your own time after the daily work is finished, which rarely happens.
You will need to support a lot of old technology and languages. Scripts which have been around for over 10 years will break, and you are expected to find out where they are and fix them.
If you have a problem that is beyond your level of comprehension, then you will need to go around the office and look for someone to help you solve it.
Don't lie to employees and tell them this is a software development position when it is 100% QA.
Very straightforward. The interviewer was very chill. There were some behavioral questions and basic Java questions (e.g., What is a class? What is an object?). Some SQL questions were also asked. Pretty much, the interviewer went over my resume. B
Great and straightforward. They conducted two phone interviews and one in-person interview, seeming to emphasize interpersonal skills over technical skills. My in-person interview was with two of the developers I will be working with. They tested m
I applied online and was selected for a phone call interview with the team's manager. I did not hear back for a couple of weeks, so I emailed the manager to ask for an update. He then said that he'd like to offer me the job. Keep in mind that this
Very straightforward. The interviewer was very chill. There were some behavioral questions and basic Java questions (e.g., What is a class? What is an object?). Some SQL questions were also asked. Pretty much, the interviewer went over my resume. B
Great and straightforward. They conducted two phone interviews and one in-person interview, seeming to emphasize interpersonal skills over technical skills. My in-person interview was with two of the developers I will be working with. They tested m
I applied online and was selected for a phone call interview with the team's manager. I did not hear back for a couple of weeks, so I emailed the manager to ask for an update. He then said that he'd like to offer me the job. Keep in mind that this