It's a great place to start or end your career. It's a very slow-paced but extremely supportive environment. There's free food and a gym membership, but I'm not sure how long that will last.
The problems are very engineering in nature.
Very slow-paced and full of old dinosaurs who are far from reality.
Trying hard to keep up with open-source tools. Salary is not very competitive compared to other tech companies, but they compensate it with perks and WLB.
A lot of unnecessary business jargon to deal with. Moving up the ladder is hard and is solely based on high performance over a long period of time. It can take a lot of years to get a promotion.
No advice. You will be dead one day, and someone else will replace you!
The VO (Voice Over) is approximately 4 hours long. It includes: * One round of technical interview * One round of interview with the manager * One round of interview with HR Everyone is super nice, and the salary is competitive.
The recruiter that reviewed my resume was skeptical that it was true. They made an offer to me that matched my salary ten years ago when I graduated from college. This place has absolutely the worst recruiters that I've ever had to deal with in my en
There was an initial screening via video call, followed by a 45-minute technical interview. Later, there was an HR call and then an onsite interview. The onsite interview was a two-hour technical session. It consisted of coding questions in Java, C
The VO (Voice Over) is approximately 4 hours long. It includes: * One round of technical interview * One round of interview with the manager * One round of interview with HR Everyone is super nice, and the salary is competitive.
The recruiter that reviewed my resume was skeptical that it was true. They made an offer to me that matched my salary ten years ago when I graduated from college. This place has absolutely the worst recruiters that I've ever had to deal with in my en
There was an initial screening via video call, followed by a 45-minute technical interview. Later, there was an HR call and then an onsite interview. The onsite interview was a two-hour technical session. It consisted of coding questions in Java, C