WFH 4 days/week, $1/paycheck health insurance, fairly easy work.
The Dev points system can be a con. It tends to be a sales company more than a software company sometimes.
Initially, a recruiter reached out to me and gave a complete overview of the role and Paycom. Later, a technical Zoom interview was scheduled. It was about 45 minutes long, focusing on a discussion about my previous projects and my interests. On the
Following a university job fair event, I was one of 20 candidates who successfully passed an initial asynchronous online technical assessment held on HackerRank. Next, there was a synchronous online technical interview, followed by a brief interview
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
Initially, a recruiter reached out to me and gave a complete overview of the role and Paycom. Later, a technical Zoom interview was scheduled. It was about 45 minutes long, focusing on a discussion about my previous projects and my interests. On the
Following a university job fair event, I was one of 20 candidates who successfully passed an initial asynchronous online technical assessment held on HackerRank. Next, there was a synchronous online technical interview, followed by a brief interview
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