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Up to you
Good benefits, fair pay, and opportunity to move up.
M-F 8-5, feel like a robot, work for another man’s cause, stare at a screen all day, so many meetings.
Keep doing you; you can’t please everyone.
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QA Analyst
I was contacted by a recruiter to interview. I had two phone screenings and did not move on to the next round. I was told the next round would have been a Zoom interview, followed by a skills test, followed by another interview.
QA Analyst
Awkward and non-conversational interviewers made it difficult to gauge how the interview was going. I felt that the questions were vague and didn't really make sense. There was a long wait time for the interview and to hear back.
Software Developer
I sent in my application via Handshake and received a callback to set up a phone interview with the college recruiter. An in-person interview followed with two supervisors from different teams. They asked some general questions about programming and
QA Analyst
United StatesJune 17, 2021I was contacted by a recruiter to interview. I had two phone screenings and did not move on to the next round. I was told the next round would have been a Zoom interview, followed by a skills test, followed by another interview.
QA Analyst
United StatesDecember 7, 2021Awkward and non-conversational interviewers made it difficult to gauge how the interview was going. I felt that the questions were vague and didn't really make sense. There was a long wait time for the interview and to hear back.
Software Developer
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United StatesOctober 1, 2018I sent in my application via Handshake and received a callback to set up a phone interview with the college recruiter. An in-person interview followed with two supervisors from different teams. They asked some general questions about programming and
