15 days PTO. Good direct managers.
Layoffs.
Depending on the role, you could get stuck there due to knowledge that is only useful there.
If you combine those two, good luck finding a new position.
Coworkers might never respond to your emails.
I was hired right out of university. It was a pretty standard process. My resume was picked up from my school's career center. Then, I received a phone screening and an invitation for an in-office interview. The interview had two parts: 1. Behavior
First round: Coding Assignment Given two programming questions, which were previously solved programs on HackerRank, I completed both programs with 100% test case passes. However, I was still not shortlisted for the interview.
The interview process began with one phone screening with the hiring manager, followed by another phone interview with a member of the team. After that, I was sent the IPAT test. One week later, I received an offer for an onsite interview. The pro
I was hired right out of university. It was a pretty standard process. My resume was picked up from my school's career center. Then, I received a phone screening and an invitation for an in-office interview. The interview had two parts: 1. Behavior
First round: Coding Assignment Given two programming questions, which were previously solved programs on HackerRank, I completed both programs with 100% test case passes. However, I was still not shortlisted for the interview.
The interview process began with one phone screening with the hiring manager, followed by another phone interview with a member of the team. After that, I was sent the IPAT test. One week later, I received an offer for an onsite interview. The pro