Flexible work schedule, working from home, information sharing, and skill building. People are very friendly, and management is highly trained. There are many opportunities to move around in the company, and this is encouraged.
Heavy workload. Above-average employees get very little pay increases from year to year. This could be a sign of the times, but overall, I'm not satisfied with my yearly pay increases.
A small token pay increase to your above-average employees is more of a slap in the face than a reward. At some point, it's not going to be worth getting that 2+ or 1 rating. I'll probably just chill and take the 2; at the end of the day, it works out to be the same.
I asked a lot of Java questions and did not hear back after the first round of the interview. I'm not sure if it went well or not, lol. We shall see, hopefully.
Great overall. The questions were pretty hard, but they made sense for the position. The 1-hour time limit made it a little stressful, but I still managed to get through it without too much of a headache.
This was an internship interview, and I was located in Toronto for just one on-site visit. The questions were general and the interviewer was pretty nice and friendly. The technical questions were pretty basic, covering topics such as: * Object-orie
I asked a lot of Java questions and did not hear back after the first round of the interview. I'm not sure if it went well or not, lol. We shall see, hopefully.
Great overall. The questions were pretty hard, but they made sense for the position. The 1-hour time limit made it a little stressful, but I still managed to get through it without too much of a headache.
This was an internship interview, and I was located in Toronto for just one on-site visit. The questions were general and the interviewer was pretty nice and friendly. The technical questions were pretty basic, covering topics such as: * Object-orie