Great place to learn and grow. Endless problems to solve. Solid pay with consistent raises and bonuses. Truly full-stack web development, plus we are starting to handle more of our own deployments (as every engineer should). Leaders give decent recognition. Surrounded by many different technologies. Hybrid Work.
Good managers are starting to issue a month, and actually trying to get an issue to production on their own. This is the only way to see how painful it can be sometimes, to meet branch cut deadlines, infinite MR approvals, communicating with QA, working with Deployment Engineers, etc.
Complexity has increased over the years as more technologies emerge and are "required" to use by said managers.
A 30-minute HR screening discussed your background, experience, and career goals. The recruiter asked about qualifications, interest in the role, and company culture fit. The conversation was professional and informative, offering insight into Paycom
I was contacted by a recruiter and had a 30-minute conversation. They asked about my experience and some soft skills. The interview then moved on to the technical part, where I was asked a LeetCode medium problem. I was able to arrive at an answer,
Received an HR call two days after applying for a simple screening. Interviews were scheduled within two days of the last contact or interview. The first technical interview included a LeetCode Easy problem, traditional behavioral questions, and OOP
A 30-minute HR screening discussed your background, experience, and career goals. The recruiter asked about qualifications, interest in the role, and company culture fit. The conversation was professional and informative, offering insight into Paycom
I was contacted by a recruiter and had a 30-minute conversation. They asked about my experience and some soft skills. The interview then moved on to the technical part, where I was asked a LeetCode medium problem. I was able to arrive at an answer,
Received an HR call two days after applying for a simple screening. Interviews were scheduled within two days of the last contact or interview. The first technical interview included a LeetCode Easy problem, traditional behavioral questions, and OOP