Terrible Work-Life Balance
Terrible Work-Life Balance
Job security, growth opportunities, stable income.
Culture depends on the team and division of the company; it's a hit or miss.
The expectation is to work early mornings, nights, and weekends. Must be available at all times for production issues. Very few people take vacation.
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Software Engineer
I had a phone screening which was pretty much behavioral, focusing on my past work. Then, I had a live 30-minute coding interview, which was quite easy. It involved creating a map, making a 'put' call, and a 'get' call.
Software Engineer
Video interview on coding pad. The interviewer had questions they wanted me to explain and code out. They also asked preliminary questions relating to skills, languages, background, interests, and workplace preferences.
Software Engineer
First was the phone technical interview. After selection, they called for an onsite interview. The onsite had four 45-minute interviews: one technical and the rest behavioral with managers.
Software Engineer
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United StatesSeptember 1, 2024I had a phone screening which was pretty much behavioral, focusing on my past work. Then, I had a live 30-minute coding interview, which was quite easy. It involved creating a map, making a 'put' call, and a 'get' call.
Software Engineer
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United StatesAugust 1, 2022Video interview on coding pad. The interviewer had questions they wanted me to explain and code out. They also asked preliminary questions relating to skills, languages, background, interests, and workplace preferences.
Software Engineer
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United StatesNovember 1, 2017First was the phone technical interview. After selection, they called for an onsite interview. The onsite had four 45-minute interviews: one technical and the rest behavioral with managers.
