Amazing company with a culture of innovation, in continuous transformation. It is a leader in AI, Blockchain, and holds a strong position in the battle for the cloud. Salaries are competitive for the industry. There are endless opportunities to grow within the company. The people are nice, the leadership is hands-off, and there are many more benefits. Overall, it's a great company to work for.
Continuous change can be challenging for many people to embrace and adapt. Then, change again (change of clients, territories, products on the portfolios, managers, leadership, go-to-market strategy, new products, new teams, etc.) means change, change, change. Be ready for it. If you can deal with it (I personally find it engaging), then you are in good hands.
We need to double down on marketing. There are many internal inefficiencies, but overall, nice people lead the company and it's a good place to work.
I received an interview offer two weeks after applying, which asked me to complete a HackerRank coding interview. The questions were pretty easy, and I got an email from a recruiter stating that a team would contact me for a follow-up interview. Aft
A 10-minute phone call was conducted to gauge interest and set up an interview. The interview was a standard coding challenge. Everyone was very professional and reflected well on the company.
The first online assessment was good and had three parts to a coding question. The last part was interesting because it required you to log into their server using SSH and continue the PuTTY question there. It was, however, straightforward. You could
I received an interview offer two weeks after applying, which asked me to complete a HackerRank coding interview. The questions were pretty easy, and I got an email from a recruiter stating that a team would contact me for a follow-up interview. Aft
A 10-minute phone call was conducted to gauge interest and set up an interview. The interview was a standard coding challenge. Everyone was very professional and reflected well on the company.
The first online assessment was good and had three parts to a coding question. The last part was interesting because it required you to log into their server using SSH and continue the PuTTY question there. It was, however, straightforward. You could