Salary and benefits are great. The culture and people are fantastic. There is plenty of opportunity for professional growth and training. The vacation policy is smart, etc.
After 18 years as a developer at a big NYSE financial services company, I am blown away by what is possible at an engineering-focused SAAS organization like ServiceNow.
The only con I can think of is the limited matching 401k company contribution. However, it's a small thing compared to the pros.
Keep at it.
It was five rounds in total. All were technical discussions, mostly algorithms, data structures, and JavaScript questions. The interview process was good. After all the rounds, the so-called great company never bothered to reply to my emails nor ca
Initial recruiter call, followed by a phone screen, and then an onsite with four interviewers. Received the offer on the same day as the onsite interview. Average interview, nothing complex. Topics included trees and linked lists; no dynamic pr
I was contacted by a recruiter about four weeks after submitting my resume. Typically, the process involves rounds of phone interviews followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview lasted five hours and included five people, with most quest
It was five rounds in total. All were technical discussions, mostly algorithms, data structures, and JavaScript questions. The interview process was good. After all the rounds, the so-called great company never bothered to reply to my emails nor ca
Initial recruiter call, followed by a phone screen, and then an onsite with four interviewers. Received the offer on the same day as the onsite interview. Average interview, nothing complex. Topics included trees and linked lists; no dynamic pr
I was contacted by a recruiter about four weeks after submitting my resume. Typically, the process involves rounds of phone interviews followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview lasted five hours and included five people, with most quest