Good Perks, Outdated Tech
Good Perks, Outdated Tech
- Great benefits, with lots of coverage like acupuncture, massage, etc.
- Many company discounts and perks.
- Smart, dedicated, and independent team members.
- Able to work from home.
- Outdated technology.
- Too many processes that distract you from actual work.
- Not enough teamwork.
- Get opinions from every employee, not just from their team leaders.
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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
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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
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Applied online. Got called up and scheduled for an interview. Met with the manager and a senior developer. Was asked the normal suite of textbook questions, then behavioural. Manager asked me to describe a chicken in Java. Senior developer asked tw
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Markham, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 1, 2016Great 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
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Markham, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 1, 2012I 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
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Markham, Ontario, CanadaJanuary 1, 2010Applied online. Got called up and scheduled for an interview. Met with the manager and a senior developer. Was asked the normal suite of textbook questions, then behavioural. Manager asked me to describe a chicken in Java. Senior developer asked tw
