Worked in software/firmware development in Rochester, MN for about three and a half years as a vendor. Lot of freedom in getting the job done, not much monitoring. Everybody's potential seems to have been well utilized. Co-workers were really very helpful in getting up to speed during the first six months to one year. Very little office politics and negative coworkers. Fast-paced environment, but the project was well planned/organized, with little chaos. Helps a lot in work/life balance by allowing to work from home, flexible working hours, etc.
For vendors, there are some non-job-related problems. It is very difficult to convert to a full-time employee due to some legal restrictions.
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I had multiple interviews where my technical knowledge and skills were tested. There was a lot of emphasis on technical knowledge and the ability to learn and adapt quickly. The team I interviewed with was very nice. The interview felt more like a
The interview consisted of 3 rounds, which were quite easy. I did not have issues providing prior work examples to land the job. There were not many technical questions because I did not have prior IT experience.
The online technical interview started with a practice question to get used to their testing environment. The actual test allowed 45 minutes for two questions: * FizzBuzz * A counting algorithm for shortening a string of letters into a letter an
I had multiple interviews where my technical knowledge and skills were tested. There was a lot of emphasis on technical knowledge and the ability to learn and adapt quickly. The team I interviewed with was very nice. The interview felt more like a
The interview consisted of 3 rounds, which were quite easy. I did not have issues providing prior work examples to land the job. There were not many technical questions because I did not have prior IT experience.
The online technical interview started with a practice question to get used to their testing environment. The actual test allowed 45 minutes for two questions: * FizzBuzz * A counting algorithm for shortening a string of letters into a letter an