Large environment that can be challenging, and a central office location in Minneapolis.
People that work there are good to work with.
The compensation package is weak compared to what is available if you are skilled and have experience.
It is clear that the focus is on money and brand, not people.
Labor arbitrage is preferred to engineering solutions, making labor unnecessary.
Put your people first. Focus on performance and how it can be improved, as this builds loyalty. Understand that big changes have happened, and the rate of change is accelerating. Focus on making people flexible rather than replacing them and starting over.
Very basic, more process questions. Very average interviewers.
A few minutes of behavioral interviewing where the interviewer will ask you questions associated with your resume and your professional experience. Then you will have a whiteboarding session where you will have to solve a problem and write code/pseud
I had an initial telephone screening round. Afterward, I went through three rounds of interviews: * The first two were behavioral. * The last was a pair programming session.
Very basic, more process questions. Very average interviewers.
A few minutes of behavioral interviewing where the interviewer will ask you questions associated with your resume and your professional experience. Then you will have a whiteboarding session where you will have to solve a problem and write code/pseud
I had an initial telephone screening round. Afterward, I went through three rounds of interviews: * The first two were behavioral. * The last was a pair programming session.