The company is expanding and seems to be doing well in the market.
The perks at the HQ in Santa Clara are pretty good:
This is not exactly a con, but make sure you really understand what their products are before you decide to work for them (enterprise ITSM, ITOM, etc).
They also have their own platform, so if you are in a technical role, whatever skills you gain will most likely be on that platform.
A friend referred me. One round of telephonic interview was scheduled. It went well; however, I still haven't heard back. The interviewer was not allowing me to think and was constantly interrupting. They did not even reply.
I applied through the ServiceNow Career Website and received a phone interview. The interview mainly considered Javascript, AngularJS, and Java. I had a first phone call where I shared my screen on WebEx. I was asked to code using Object-Oriented Ja
A first phone screening and then an onsite interview. I thought everything went well, but I received a rejection after 25 days. The interview was easy. They couldn't provide a review. Overall, it was okay.
A friend referred me. One round of telephonic interview was scheduled. It went well; however, I still haven't heard back. The interviewer was not allowing me to think and was constantly interrupting. They did not even reply.
I applied through the ServiceNow Career Website and received a phone interview. The interview mainly considered Javascript, AngularJS, and Java. I had a first phone call where I shared my screen on WebEx. I was asked to code using Object-Oriented Ja
A first phone screening and then an onsite interview. I thought everything went well, but I received a rejection after 25 days. The interview was easy. They couldn't provide a review. Overall, it was okay.