Amazing people, always willing to help and provide guidance. The learning curve for the tech stack is light, and they provide a lot of certifications.
Plenty of career opportunities, as they help you with tuition and internal positions. Work/life balance is amazing.
Communication between teams is not the easiest. Salary is plain average, leaning to a little below for a massive tech company.
One OA, one-hour interview, and one interview with a manager, then you are done. Also, there could be multiple managers, so multiple interviews.
It was a college recruiting process. I took an online exam around November 2018 and received an email in March 2019 to apply for the position. I did that and completed a coding test and two phone interviews. After that, the recruiter was supposed t
They were kind. It was a phone call. They asked me about my education and skills. They asked about my English level and where I live. They asked about my expectations and if I was willing to relocate. It was only the first interview.
One OA, one-hour interview, and one interview with a manager, then you are done. Also, there could be multiple managers, so multiple interviews.
It was a college recruiting process. I took an online exam around November 2018 and received an email in March 2019 to apply for the position. I did that and completed a coding test and two phone interviews. After that, the recruiter was supposed t
They were kind. It was a phone call. They asked me about my education and skills. They asked about my English level and where I live. They asked about my expectations and if I was willing to relocate. It was only the first interview.