Unfortunately a sad and insulting offer, at the end of an extremely long process. I was submitted Feb 2nd and finally given an offer March 17th, which was basically a demotion to my current position, 15k less than I make, and 5k less to my prior job. There must have been a major breakdown in communication, to put someone through a process with such a poor outcome. In this case a turn down was more appropriate, or a hard stop earlier in the process. The HR rep seemed like they were giving me the offer of shame when they called and I could tell it didn't feel right to them. Note in the step below, there was not a meeting with HR. That is a red flag.
Compositional inheritance which I had forgotten about, but perhaps not important enough to come up once in my 11 yr journey - good trip up on their part). They didn't talk about much else. Probably not enough to rate someone.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the S&P Global Senior .NET Developer role in Denver, Colorado.
S&P Global's interview process for their Senior .NET Developer roles in Denver, Colorado is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for S&P Global's Senior .NET Developer interview process in Denver, Colorado.