Great for starting your career. If you're lucky, you won't be forced out of the company, depending on the company politics/priorities.
Employee stock purchase has a 15% discount.
Started with a great team, then transitioned to a team where micromanagement/overtime was the norm.
Depends on the teams. You could end up in a team with autonomy or a team that's highly micromanaged with mandatory overtime.
Paycom has been doing layoffs recently over the past couple of years.
Software developers are increasingly seen as feature-pushing, bug-squashing work peons.
There have been management missteps along the way; the people lower on the corporate hierarchy always pay for those mistakes.
Compensation is somewhat on the low side.
PTO has been reduced over the years.
The interview included two medium-level LeetCode coding questions and two to three behavioral questions. Overall, the difficulty was medium. It lasted for 45 minutes to 1 hour. It was a good experience.
1 call with the recruiter that was kind of like a behavioral assessment, a take-home coding assessment, a multiple-choice test, and a coding interview with a LeetCode easy. Everyone I interacted with at the company was so nice and polite.
Three interviews in total: * Phone call * Technical interview * Technical/behavioral interview They use HackerRank for the technical interview, where you'll answer a coding question. The third interview involves direct questions, which are not over
The interview included two medium-level LeetCode coding questions and two to three behavioral questions. Overall, the difficulty was medium. It lasted for 45 minutes to 1 hour. It was a good experience.
1 call with the recruiter that was kind of like a behavioral assessment, a take-home coding assessment, a multiple-choice test, and a coding interview with a LeetCode easy. Everyone I interacted with at the company was so nice and polite.
Three interviews in total: * Phone call * Technical interview * Technical/behavioral interview They use HackerRank for the technical interview, where you'll answer a coding question. The third interview involves direct questions, which are not over