Great Place to Work for Straight Out of College and an Even Better One the Longer You Work There!
Great Place to Work for Straight Out of College and an Even Better One the Longer You Work There!
Great learning environment, great benefits, and a great team-building environment!
The software used when working from home can be quite slow, but it's not a big criticism overall.
Keep up the good work!
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Software Developer
There were 4 rounds totally: - Hacker Rank with basic questions - Live coding round with a Paycom employee Array question was asked. - HR round where compensation were discussed. - Manager round. Interviews were really very easy and with minimum prep
Software Developer
I was contacted by a recruiter and had a 30-minute conversation. They asked about my experience and some soft skills. The interview then moved on to the technical part, where I was asked a LeetCode medium problem. I was able to arrive at an answer,
Software Developer
The interview was fairly typical. It consisted of general coding questions and a chance to get to know you. From what I recall, there was nothing overly difficult or complex in the interview.
Software Developer
Irving, Texas, United StatesApril 15, 2021There were 4 rounds totally: - Hacker Rank with basic questions - Live coding round with a Paycom employee Array question was asked. - HR round where compensation were discussed. - Manager round. Interviews were really very easy and with minimum prep
Software Developer
Irving, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2023I was contacted by a recruiter and had a 30-minute conversation. They asked about my experience and some soft skills. The interview then moved on to the technical part, where I was asked a LeetCode medium problem. I was able to arrive at an answer,
Software Developer
Irving, Texas, United StatesNovember 1, 2022The interview was fairly typical. It consisted of general coding questions and a chance to get to know you. From what I recall, there was nothing overly difficult or complex in the interview.
