Good benefits, stability, and decent pay.
The company makes tons of profit.
It has a good long-term outlook.
Very conservative towards change. New development is mostly fueled by regulatory restrictions rather than a need for improvement. New requirements are handled in an ad-hoc manner without much plan or thought on the current workload. Agile means keep changing the requirement until the day of release. New product development is rare. Even that does not start on a clean sheet due to tight coupling with other systems. Mobility is said to be encouraged; however, the selection/rejection is not very transparent. Poor work-life balance. All depends on whether you have a good manager and a great team with great projects.
CEO mentions customers, employees, and profits are given equal importance. Try to keep that promise about employees.
3 stages: * 1-hour phone technical interview * 3-hour technical interview + 1-hour HR interview with Israeli interviewers * 3-hour remote technical interview with interviewers from abroad (telepresence) The entire process was very focused on measur
3 phone interviews and 1 face-to-face interview
Since I was in India, all 3 interviews were on the phone. They asked about core Java, collections, multithreading, and JMS messaging. The interviewers were friendly and gave a few hints. There were also a few database SQL queries.
3 stages: * 1-hour phone technical interview * 3-hour technical interview + 1-hour HR interview with Israeli interviewers * 3-hour remote technical interview with interviewers from abroad (telepresence) The entire process was very focused on measur
3 phone interviews and 1 face-to-face interview
Since I was in India, all 3 interviews were on the phone. They asked about core Java, collections, multithreading, and JMS messaging. The interviewers were friendly and gave a few hints. There were also a few database SQL queries.