There were no pros to speak of, other than working for PayPal.
There are a lot of cons, like not being able to learn anything new, using old code for everything, and things being very slow.
I had a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview with multiple people. A colleague of mine was working there and insisted I give it a try and see if I could join him. The HR contacted me and was friendly enough. The interviews were mostly
The interview process was a really long process and a large demand on candidates' time. It also felt like the evaluation was very subjective. It mainly involved describing projects you've worked on and pair programming, none of which have objective m
Introductory call to review my background and discuss job requirements, location, and salary. The interviewer was kind and transparent about the role, pay, and in-office requirements. The call ended with an offer to move forward with a technical in
I had a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview with multiple people. A colleague of mine was working there and insisted I give it a try and see if I could join him. The HR contacted me and was friendly enough. The interviews were mostly
The interview process was a really long process and a large demand on candidates' time. It also felt like the evaluation was very subjective. It mainly involved describing projects you've worked on and pair programming, none of which have objective m
Introductory call to review my background and discuss job requirements, location, and salary. The interviewer was kind and transparent about the role, pay, and in-office requirements. The call ended with an offer to move forward with a technical in