I had one of the most disappointing interview processes. I am an international student, and before applying for this role, I contacted the recruiter and asked if Paycom offers CPT positions to international students. The recruiter replied, "Yes, they do." So, I applied for the position. I also mentioned in my application that I am a bachelor's student and "YES," I will require visa sponsorship.
After five days, I received my HackerRank assessment, which I aced. Then, they invited me for the second round, a technical interview, where the interviewer asked me technical questions and presented a coding problem. I also aced the technical interview.
The next day, I received an email from the recruiter who would like to discuss my career goals, background, and expectations from the role on a phone call. We scheduled a call. I was pretty excited because this was far into the interview process, and I was progressing steadily.
On the phone call, the recruiter said that they would not be going forward with my application because I am a bachelor's student, and Paycom is not offering sponsorship to bachelor's students. I had been preparing for these interviews for a long time, missing classes to prepare for them. Getting rejected because the recruiter did not properly communicate about the job is really saddening and disappointing. I hope Paycom is careful with their job descriptions and communications from the next time.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Paycom Software Development role in Grapevine, Texas.
Paycom's interview process for their Software Development roles in Grapevine, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Paycom's Software Development interview process in Grapevine, Texas.