Paycom has an amazing summer intern program with a great work culture.
You get to learn through real-time projects.
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The toughest part of the interview process was driving to OKC. The communication between HR was excellent, and the interviews were very comfortable and pleasant. HR contacted me and set up a first interview. The afternoon of my first interview, I re
Overall, my interview process wasn't too bad. First was an online multiple-choice technical assessment. As long as you know the basics, it's easy to pass. Then came an interview with a software developer supervisor who asked technical questions and
I submitted my resume and application in response to an advertisement for a job opening. I then received a phone call to come in for an open interview, a job fair-type hiring process. I was interviewed by an HR person in an informal, casual atmosph
The toughest part of the interview process was driving to OKC. The communication between HR was excellent, and the interviews were very comfortable and pleasant. HR contacted me and set up a first interview. The afternoon of my first interview, I re
Overall, my interview process wasn't too bad. First was an online multiple-choice technical assessment. As long as you know the basics, it's easy to pass. Then came an interview with a software developer supervisor who asked technical questions and
I submitted my resume and application in response to an advertisement for a job opening. I then received a phone call to come in for an open interview, a job fair-type hiring process. I was interviewed by an HR person in an informal, casual atmosph