Great leadership. Been happy with the job so far.
Salary sucks. Working hours are sometimes bad.
You are managers, not software developers. Learn to listen.
I applied online and was sent over to an onsite interview in Culver City. It was a one-day interview discussing Java and JavaScript. They sent me an offer about a day or two afterwards.
The interview process was fairly smooth. I talked to my group leader about my past experiences and internships and described projects. There was also a short technical part, after which there was an HR screen. After the HR screen, I talked to my t
He asked me a lot of questions about my projects, like tech stacks and how I implemented different technologies. I also shared the deployment link of the project with him. He seemed very impressed with my projects and development knowledge. He again
I applied online and was sent over to an onsite interview in Culver City. It was a one-day interview discussing Java and JavaScript. They sent me an offer about a day or two afterwards.
The interview process was fairly smooth. I talked to my group leader about my past experiences and internships and described projects. There was also a short technical part, after which there was an HR screen. After the HR screen, I talked to my t
He asked me a lot of questions about my projects, like tech stacks and how I implemented different technologies. I also shared the deployment link of the project with him. He seemed very impressed with my projects and development knowledge. He again