Wednesday breakfasts, Friday cookies, team outings, company outings, bright coworkers, opportunities to learn, casual culture, 6-month release cycle.
The company is growing rapidly. Because of this, many projects and problems overlap across teams, and I have seen competition between teams to solve problems rather than cooperation amongst them. The only other (minor) negative is location.
Beware of pushing out products/functionality too fast. Stick to your deadlines so that the product is thoroughly vetted when it goes out the door. New products/shipments invariably go over these deadlines. Perhaps make a policy to disallow features in the release immediately following the shipping release of a product. Also, consider starting an office in the Rockies. Boulder, anyone?
The process initially starts with a video interview to check communication skills and interest level. Next, there are two phone interviews: * One is with HR to learn more about the position, salary, and benefits. * The other is with an engineer
Applied via employee reference. Had two phone screenings and one on-site interview. During the first phone screening, I was asked about experiences on my resume and simple questions about programming languages they used. Before the second phone sc
Two telephonic interviews were conducted. The first was with a software developer. He asked basic questions based on my resume and experience. While I was discussing my profile, he kept interjecting with questions about the technical terms I used, s
The process initially starts with a video interview to check communication skills and interest level. Next, there are two phone interviews: * One is with HR to learn more about the position, salary, and benefits. * The other is with an engineer
Applied via employee reference. Had two phone screenings and one on-site interview. During the first phone screening, I was asked about experiences on my resume and simple questions about programming languages they used. Before the second phone sc
Two telephonic interviews were conducted. The first was with a software developer. He asked basic questions based on my resume and experience. While I was discussing my profile, he kept interjecting with questions about the technical terms I used, s