One of the best things about working at Paycom is the quality of the people. The development group here is filled with approachable, helpful people who genuinely want to help you succeed. I couldn't imagine a better job environment, especially for a first job out of college.
The software development group is a meritocracy that consistently recognizes people who work hard and pull their weight. There is a clear pathway up the promotional ladder with multiple rewarding milestones. This leads to another huge pro: promotions are solely based on the number of projects you get done, effectively eliminating workplace politics.
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Two rounds of interviews: 1. On-campus 2. On-site The on-campus interview was technical. The on-site interview was behavioral, with very basic technical questions. They likely judged your technical ability in the first round itself, and for the sec
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
HackerRank MC test. Had 35 minutes to complete. Contacted by recruiter to talk about resume, GPA, benefits, etc. Technical interview with supervisor. Had questions about OOP and a coding question. Last interview with another dev. Had a couple que
Two rounds of interviews: 1. On-campus 2. On-site The on-campus interview was technical. The on-site interview was behavioral, with very basic technical questions. They likely judged your technical ability in the first round itself, and for the sec
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
HackerRank MC test. Had 35 minutes to complete. Contacted by recruiter to talk about resume, GPA, benefits, etc. Technical interview with supervisor. Had questions about OOP and a coding question. Last interview with another dev. Had a couple que