Tons of opportunity to learn new things. My team is great and very helpful. My manager is the most technically knowledgeable boss I've ever had, and the area is great.
Just got moved to the new agile workspace, and it's nice and clean and open.
Work from home and a decent amount of company credit to get things like monitors and the like.
Hard to get promotions. Raises suck. Bonuses suck compared to last job. Benefits have been cut hard, even in the year I've been here. To the higher-ups, you are just another cog in the wheel, and they don't care.
Two phone interviews, about 45 minutes each, followed by an onsite that was more of a "meet the team and make sure you aren't a weirdo" than a technical onsite. Overall, it was pretty easy.
The interview process consisted of three to four interviews: * HR interview * Technical interview * Second technical interview with the client * A final interview with management I was interviewed by HR, who asked about my salary expectatio
I spoke with three different "recruiters," and they rescheduled my Guide interview three times. Sometimes, this rescheduling occurred only hours before the interview was supposed to take place. Since I already had an offer from elsewhere, I canceled
Two phone interviews, about 45 minutes each, followed by an onsite that was more of a "meet the team and make sure you aren't a weirdo" than a technical onsite. Overall, it was pretty easy.
The interview process consisted of three to four interviews: * HR interview * Technical interview * Second technical interview with the client * A final interview with management I was interviewed by HR, who asked about my salary expectatio
I spoke with three different "recruiters," and they rescheduled my Guide interview three times. Sometimes, this rescheduling occurred only hours before the interview was supposed to take place. Since I already had an offer from elsewhere, I canceled