Good WLB, but your skills will slowly fade as work is scarce and innovation is nonexistent. Pay is also below average, with no sign of adjustment.
Pay, boring work, old systems
I applied online for a position in Vancouver. It was a two-week process, with a phone screen with behavioral questions, and then an in-person technical interview afterward, with typical technical questions (algorithms, etc).
Interviewed by a developer and a product manager. The first half was all behavioral, asking about your job experience on your resume. They picked a project and wanted you to explain how it was architected. The second half was technical questions.
The process began with a brief chat with two of their developers, followed by an hour-and-a-half interview. The interview consisted of four technical questions. While the questions were not very difficult, the interviewers provided only basic respo
I applied online for a position in Vancouver. It was a two-week process, with a phone screen with behavioral questions, and then an in-person technical interview afterward, with typical technical questions (algorithms, etc).
Interviewed by a developer and a product manager. The first half was all behavioral, asking about your job experience on your resume. They picked a project and wanted you to explain how it was architected. The second half was technical questions.
The process began with a brief chat with two of their developers, followed by an hour-and-a-half interview. The interview consisted of four technical questions. While the questions were not very difficult, the interviewers provided only basic respo