The work is engaging, the community is friendly and helpful, it's always trying to improve its processes, and the compensation is fantastic.
You'll have to put up with top-level leadership increasingly injecting political messages into your work life and trying to shove toxic politics and actual false statements down your throat.
Just get politics out of our work environment. People come here to work, not to get blasted by toxic opinions. That's really the only thing that's being done wrong, but it is offensively wrong. We took training, scolding us not to be overtly political, and then the CEO thinks he's above all that?
The interview process is really easy. There are only 3 steps to get a job. First, an online quiz. If you pass, then there are 2 interviews. First is with the manager. If they pass you, then you have a final interview with the Director of your field
I am really unimpressed with the Paycom interview process. It involved five interviews with multiple panels, one assessment, and a total duration of two months. Paycom is completely unprofessional and does not respect your time or background. Nobody
I applied online and received a phone call from the recruiter about a week or two later. The unannounced call started with some basic questions about my resume. The recruiter then scheduled my first in-person interview, which took place about a week
The interview process is really easy. There are only 3 steps to get a job. First, an online quiz. If you pass, then there are 2 interviews. First is with the manager. If they pass you, then you have a final interview with the Director of your field
I am really unimpressed with the Paycom interview process. It involved five interviews with multiple panels, one assessment, and a total duration of two months. Paycom is completely unprofessional and does not respect your time or background. Nobody
I applied online and received a phone call from the recruiter about a week or two later. The unannounced call started with some basic questions about my resume. The recruiter then scheduled my first in-person interview, which took place about a week