Full-Stack development. Plus, you can work hard to get more projects out than is expected of you, so it's truly a great opportunity.
Lack of direction on some projects.
Code might not ever get turned on, but you'll still get credit.
Give more importance and incentive to well-planned projects.
Dev TLs/Supervisors should ensure projects are properly constructed on the backend.
Many projects take poor design decisions, and the related code becomes too large for a cleanup to be possible. There is then no push to clean up that code because business priorities have shifted.
Lots of different approaches are expressed throughout the codebase. Not a whole lot of consistency, but it seems to be getting better.
I have had a couple of interviews with them and am still in the process of interviewing. First: Interview with recruiter (behavioral) Second: Technical Interview Third: 3rd round technical interview (will happen next week)
The HR call lasted around twenty minutes. The interview was an hour and a half long, with behavioral questions for an hour and the technical part lasting half an hour. It seemed easy, but I didn't perform as well as I should have.
OA released after 2 months of submission. Asked to get on a call with the recruiter the next week. Scheduled for a call the next day. Ghosted from the call.
I have had a couple of interviews with them and am still in the process of interviewing. First: Interview with recruiter (behavioral) Second: Technical Interview Third: 3rd round technical interview (will happen next week)
The HR call lasted around twenty minutes. The interview was an hour and a half long, with behavioral questions for an hour and the technical part lasting half an hour. It seemed easy, but I didn't perform as well as I should have.
OA released after 2 months of submission. Asked to get on a call with the recruiter the next week. Scheduled for a call the next day. Ghosted from the call.