Uplifting atmosphere: Overall, I feel a comfortable, encouraging, yet challenging environment. I learned a lot through training, projects, tech talks, and annual code-a-thons.
Flexible working shift: I chose 9-6 so that I can sleep a little late and avoid the morning rush.
Great cafe: There are two of them, at a discounted price, with different catering every day. Plus, a monthly company luncheon.
Nice gym: I really enjoy the fitting courses with a professional coach.
Good pay: Besides salary, there are stock rewards as a long-term incentive.
As mentioned above, the gym is nice. We also have a big, beautiful backyard park, which is great for running outside or playing soccer. By now, however, the gym is a bit small for growing people. I hope the company can expand it soon and add a swimming pool.
Multiple Rounds. Interviewers and recruiters are incredibly compassionate and professional. Know concepts of OOP and basic LeetCode questions. Be ready to talk about yourself, your personal projects, and why you are interested in Paycom.
Applied on company site. The first call was from a recruiter who had zero idea what he was doing. It was a "get to know you" call, with no technical questions. They informed me there would be an assessment and two more interviews. I asked what langu
I interviewed with Paycom in Grapevine earlier this year. Once you pass the initial screening, they send you a HackerRank assessment. It's quite simple, usually involving tasks like reversing a string, presumably to confirm basic coding knowledge. If
Multiple Rounds. Interviewers and recruiters are incredibly compassionate and professional. Know concepts of OOP and basic LeetCode questions. Be ready to talk about yourself, your personal projects, and why you are interested in Paycom.
Applied on company site. The first call was from a recruiter who had zero idea what he was doing. It was a "get to know you" call, with no technical questions. They informed me there would be an assessment and two more interviews. I asked what langu
I interviewed with Paycom in Grapevine earlier this year. Once you pass the initial screening, they send you a HackerRank assessment. It's quite simple, usually involving tasks like reversing a string, presumably to confirm basic coding knowledge. If