Good benefits and salary; mentorship opportunities.
Not necessarily a con, but it can be pretty high-strung depending on how requirements are coming down.
In typical circumstances, Proofpoint doesn't allow remote working.
TLDR: After interviewing with 12(!) people on 3 separate days they ghosted me, not rejected, just stopped answering emails. I was contacted by Wombat about a remote developer position. I had a phone screen with a team leader, and was immediately inv
The interview consists of 3 rounds: 1) Unofficial call from an HR, mostly about your availability and your previous working experience. 2) A scheduled call from a manager about your experience, projects, and some simple technical questions. 3) A s
1. Call from recruiter 2. Zoom interview (technical) with developer 3. Call with hiring manager 4. OnSiteIn the OnSite I got to meet with different developers/qa/managers. 45min each round 5 rounds. People were very nice, and manager seemed also very
TLDR: After interviewing with 12(!) people on 3 separate days they ghosted me, not rejected, just stopped answering emails. I was contacted by Wombat about a remote developer position. I had a phone screen with a team leader, and was immediately inv
The interview consists of 3 rounds: 1) Unofficial call from an HR, mostly about your availability and your previous working experience. 2) A scheduled call from a manager about your experience, projects, and some simple technical questions. 3) A s
1. Call from recruiter 2. Zoom interview (technical) with developer 3. Call with hiring manager 4. OnSiteIn the OnSite I got to meet with different developers/qa/managers. 45min each round 5 rounds. People were very nice, and manager seemed also very