I really enjoy working at Paycom. I look forward to going to work every day.
Great pay, great benefits, great coworkers.
We have one of the best software in the industry. It's built in-house and it's well integrated, so it is easy to use. We also have top-of-the-line training, and we are always encouraged to focus on our career growth. Help is always there any time we need it.
There is a well-defined process for making suggestions, and upper management always looks for our feedback to make our jobs better.
We also have a state-of-the-art gym. It has:
I can truly compare Paycom with all the best companies in the country, and I'm proud to say it's one of the best places to work. #1 in Oklahoma.
There are no complaints from me.
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.
I applied via the college career fair. They will send a link if you have a 3.5 GPA. There is a three-step interview process: 1. **Technical Round:** They will send you a link to a HackerRank test. 2. **1-on-1 Interview:** Technical and projects.
We discussed general behavior and completed a coding problem. The interview primarily focused on discussing general behavior and the interviewer's role at the job. The coding portion was fairly easy, but we ran out of time due to the extensive disc
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.
I applied via the college career fair. They will send a link if you have a 3.5 GPA. There is a three-step interview process: 1. **Technical Round:** They will send you a link to a HackerRank test. 2. **1-on-1 Interview:** Technical and projects.
We discussed general behavior and completed a coding problem. The interview primarily focused on discussing general behavior and the interviewer's role at the job. The coding portion was fairly easy, but we ran out of time due to the extensive disc