Work-life balance is good.
The company is struggling, leading to more layoffs.
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi
We set up a time that was convenient for me. He started with the technical interview, which took about 45 minutes. Then, he explained the position in more detail and allowed time for me to ask questions about the job. Overall, he was very nice and
Someone called me out of the blue because they found my resume in a conference job fair pile. I had: * A non-technical phone screen * A technical phone screen (about an hour) * An all-day interview on-site In retrospect, I didn't think the p
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi
We set up a time that was convenient for me. He started with the technical interview, which took about 45 minutes. Then, he explained the position in more detail and allowed time for me to ask questions about the job. Overall, he was very nice and
Someone called me out of the blue because they found my resume in a conference job fair pile. I had: * A non-technical phone screen * A technical phone screen (about an hour) * An all-day interview on-site In retrospect, I didn't think the p