Management focused on sustainable growth, which allays fears of sudden layoffs; and management talks with employees both through town halls and one-on-one meetings with your direct manager. It also has a clear career path.
Specifically about the experience of developing software, it is nice that the software is of importance and the reasonable freedom we have to tackle issues. I would also posit that the company is directed towards modernization of both the actual developed software and the tools used in making it.
As would be expected from a long-running and large company, some of the software is legacy and not all of it is in the same languages, which can cause a bunch of headaches.
The interview process was great, easy, and very friendly.
I applied via LinkedIn. There was a preliminary interview. After that, there were technical and closure rounds. The HR sent an offer via email. I asked for an extension, and they accepted it.
The process was delayed a bit; two weeks went from my application to the first contact from the company. Once it started, however, it went really fast: one phone interview, one technical assessment, and an on-site interview. The on-site interview con
The interview process was great, easy, and very friendly.
I applied via LinkedIn. There was a preliminary interview. After that, there were technical and closure rounds. The HR sent an offer via email. I asked for an extension, and they accepted it.
The process was delayed a bit; two weeks went from my application to the first contact from the company. Once it started, however, it went really fast: one phone interview, one technical assessment, and an on-site interview. The on-site interview con