Slowly modernizing itself internally (GitHub, Verse, etc.) and getting rid of some of the terrible tools (Notes).
Pay tends to be fairly competitive.
Some teams and groups are great places to work.
Falling behind competitors, relying too much on big customers.
Stagnant and reactive; we bought The Weather Company because existing cloud offerings are not competitive.
Lotus Notes.
Politics everywhere, divisions fighting each other and only looking out for themselves. Plus, divisions are often not forward-thinking, and any forward-thinking groups are eliminated.
Constant reorganization doesn't work; morale is low.
As a screening activity, I first had to sit and pass a test remotely before advancing to an assessment centre. This test comprised a number of logic and reasoning questions, with some maths mixed in. This was followed by a morning of mixed technical
It was two coding questions. One was on linked lists, which I solved using Python. The next question was based on the sliding window concept, to find the maximum substring in the given string.
Alright, all around. Not much to it either way, and it was doable. I wouldn’t stress. Just do your best, and hopefully, it goes well. How many words to reach the minimum review length, I wonder?
As a screening activity, I first had to sit and pass a test remotely before advancing to an assessment centre. This test comprised a number of logic and reasoning questions, with some maths mixed in. This was followed by a morning of mixed technical
It was two coding questions. One was on linked lists, which I solved using Python. The next question was based on the sliding window concept, to find the maximum substring in the given string.
Alright, all around. Not much to it either way, and it was doable. I wouldn’t stress. Just do your best, and hopefully, it goes well. How many words to reach the minimum review length, I wonder?