My fellow employees are great to work with. I love working for them. They pay extremely well in my opinion. It's a very clean environment.
Costs like healthcare and commuting keep rising, with no pay raises to even keep things even. Not many other cons.
I had two phone interviews with the hiring manager. These were straightforward, with a few questions about my interests, my qualifications, and what type of software I'd be working with if hired.
After initial contact, I was asked to do a phone interview. The interview was a brief process over the phone, taking less than 15 minutes and consisting of technical questions. Nothing too difficult, just job-related questions. I was also asked what
I submitted an application online. About a week later, I received a link for an online coding assessment. It included three coding questions and some conceptual material. It wasn't that bad.
I had two phone interviews with the hiring manager. These were straightforward, with a few questions about my interests, my qualifications, and what type of software I'd be working with if hired.
After initial contact, I was asked to do a phone interview. The interview was a brief process over the phone, taking less than 15 minutes and consisting of technical questions. Nothing too difficult, just job-related questions. I was also asked what
I submitted an application online. About a week later, I received a link for an online coding assessment. It included three coding questions and some conceptual material. It wasn't that bad.