WLB. Payment industry. Building distributed payment systems. People are nice and collaboration is good.
Not a competitive compensation package. Not an advanced tech company.
My resume was passed through a referral, and I was directly called for an onsite interview at their San Jose office. Right from the start, this was a disaster. The hiring manager directly called me and set up the interview: "Can you come tomorrow?"
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. The process took 3 weeks. Inconsistent with the other reviews here, I found the interviewers too arrogant and horrible. All of the interviewers were Indian, and all of them had a horrible attitude.
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio
My resume was passed through a referral, and I was directly called for an onsite interview at their San Jose office. Right from the start, this was a disaster. The hiring manager directly called me and set up the interview: "Can you come tomorrow?"
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. The process took 3 weeks. Inconsistent with the other reviews here, I found the interviewers too arrogant and horrible. All of the interviewers were Indian, and all of them had a horrible attitude.
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio