They encourage associate growth and development.
Encourage switching teams/orgs to gain more experience.
Depending on the team, flexible work from home options are available.
Work-life balance is great depending on your manager, but as a company, they value work-life balance (things I've heard and experienced directly from VP's and Director-level people).
Pretty new tech stacks to work with.
Competitive pay.
I've never been worried that I'd lose my job or be penalized in some way for missing a deadline.
Depending on your manager, it can be hard to find time to work on growing specific skills because "delivery" and speed are the top priorities. (Though, compared to horror stories I've read, it's not a "deliver or be fired" type of environment).
Health insurance costs could be better.
Some internal tools or resources are non-existent or poorly documented, so it can sometimes be hard to find the right people or resources to accomplish a task.
Overall, I'm very happy working here.
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
First contacted by the recruiter two days after the submission. Asked about visa status and working experience in related skills. In general, the interview process was smooth. The recruiter was friendly, and they processed applications in a good man
Was contacted about the position through a recruiter. After that, a phone screen was set up with a Staff Engineer. The Staff Engineer asked me how I felt about pair programming and went through my background, asking how much I knew about the latest
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
First contacted by the recruiter two days after the submission. Asked about visa status and working experience in related skills. In general, the interview process was smooth. The recruiter was friendly, and they processed applications in a good man
Was contacted about the position through a recruiter. After that, a phone screen was set up with a Staff Engineer. The Staff Engineer asked me how I felt about pair programming and went through my background, asking how much I knew about the latest