It is a job.
Not enough parking, no remote work allowed, no food provided, and no flexible time. You are still expected to work from 9 AM to 9 PM.
Food, and enough parking would make this many times better, let alone remote work options.
Phone interview and onsite interview. The phone interview was great and the manager from the group who interviewed me was nice. The onsite interview was not a pleasant experience as HR did not give me the right address to the onsite that has the rec
I applied back in late October 2018 and didn't receive contact until 2019. There were three rounds of technical phone interviews with one team member, one manager, and one VP. I actually found the VP's phone call to be eccentric and empty; he asked m
I received a call from the hiring manager. They have a set of questions they ask over the phone. These questions test your memory rather than how fit you are for the role. They ask for some random definition or one particular formula, rather than ho
Phone interview and onsite interview. The phone interview was great and the manager from the group who interviewed me was nice. The onsite interview was not a pleasant experience as HR did not give me the right address to the onsite that has the rec
I applied back in late October 2018 and didn't receive contact until 2019. There were three rounds of technical phone interviews with one team member, one manager, and one VP. I actually found the VP's phone call to be eccentric and empty; he asked m
I received a call from the hiring manager. They have a set of questions they ask over the phone. These questions test your memory rather than how fit you are for the role. They ask for some random definition or one particular formula, rather than ho