Flexible hours, great benefits, and a progressive stance on quality of life.
Extremely focused on employee advancement.
Not a place where you can get comfortable working in a position.
Can be demanding.
I was hired as an intern, then during my internship, I interviewed for a full-time position upon graduating from college. Overall, this was the easiest software developer interview I had ever done. After one phone interview, they brought me to their
Met with a recruiter at the university career fair. Scheduled an on-campus interview for the next day. The interview was mainly behavioral, with a surprise general technical question at the end: "Interpreted vs. Compiled." Received an email from t
I applied through my college's career fair. After talking with the recruiter for a couple of minutes about my resume, I was asked if I was available for an on-campus interview the next day. The interview process was fairly difficult because I was bo
I was hired as an intern, then during my internship, I interviewed for a full-time position upon graduating from college. Overall, this was the easiest software developer interview I had ever done. After one phone interview, they brought me to their
Met with a recruiter at the university career fair. Scheduled an on-campus interview for the next day. The interview was mainly behavioral, with a surprise general technical question at the end: "Interpreted vs. Compiled." Received an email from t
I applied through my college's career fair. After talking with the recruiter for a couple of minutes about my resume, I was asked if I was available for an on-campus interview the next day. The interview process was fairly difficult because I was bo