Good benefits with great work-life balance.
No cons I could think of.
Phone screen from a recruiter, then an invitation for a video interview with the hiring manager and the recruiter. I live in the same city as the Home Depot worksite, so this seemed very odd. I signed on and chatted with the recruiter while the man
Phone screen, Skype interview, followed by on-site visit. Home Depot turned out to be very disorganized and cheap (refused to pay for lunch or for me to stay longer to see the area). The interview was a mess; the people I was to interview with were
It was a friendly interview process. I got the call from a reference. They called me up to the office and I had a face-to-face round. The questions were grounded in basics and were related to internet domains. They gave me one simple puzzle and asked
Phone screen from a recruiter, then an invitation for a video interview with the hiring manager and the recruiter. I live in the same city as the Home Depot worksite, so this seemed very odd. I signed on and chatted with the recruiter while the man
Phone screen, Skype interview, followed by on-site visit. Home Depot turned out to be very disorganized and cheap (refused to pay for lunch or for me to stay longer to see the area). The interview was a mess; the people I was to interview with were
It was a friendly interview process. I got the call from a reference. They called me up to the office and I had a face-to-face round. The questions were grounded in basics and were related to internet domains. They gave me one simple puzzle and asked