The atmosphere is sort of fun, and the building is really nice. They hire great people to work with. Lots of swag, free t-shirts, and monthly luncheons are fun.
Development department management is a joke. Lots of finger-pointing about the problems, very little effective leadership.
I worked overtime often for months to try to improve my performance, but I may as well have not shown up for all that my manager noticed. They only care about surface results and short-term goals being met.
'Long-term' is still a totally foreign concept, and having no longer-term direction is frustrating for someone as ambitious as myself.
For the development department, get a defined, pre-calculable method for evaluating performance. The 3-month lag on development deliverables is ridiculous.
My interview process consisted of four steps: * Initial call with a recruiter (basic rundown of the position/your resume) * HackerRank OA (basic OOP concepts) * Technical interview (more OOP and a LeetCode easy-medium) * Behavioral interview
A recruiter reached out to me after viewing my resume on Indeed. After a 30-minute phone conversation/interview, I was offered an interview that took place on Zoom with Department Managers. After successfully completing a behavioral interview, I ad
Three rounds of interviewing: online competency test, followed by two in-person technical interviews - the last of which was on the Paycom campus. Very smooth process, and great communication throughout.
My interview process consisted of four steps: * Initial call with a recruiter (basic rundown of the position/your resume) * HackerRank OA (basic OOP concepts) * Technical interview (more OOP and a LeetCode easy-medium) * Behavioral interview
A recruiter reached out to me after viewing my resume on Indeed. After a 30-minute phone conversation/interview, I was offered an interview that took place on Zoom with Department Managers. After successfully completing a behavioral interview, I ad
Three rounds of interviewing: online competency test, followed by two in-person technical interviews - the last of which was on the Paycom campus. Very smooth process, and great communication throughout.