I worked at Veeva Systems for 3 years.
Pros of working here, sorted by most important to me:
The tech stack was "enterprisey" and a lot of the work was not that interesting, at least for the first 4 or so months while I was getting acquainted with the codebase. Things did get better as I begun to understand and appreciate the business logic, but always, the work was very demanding.
Also, I felt I was slightly underpaid (then again, the stock did very well).
Nothing much.
It was a behavioral interview. It mainly consisted of simple questions about yourself and what you would like to do within the company. Be sure to research the company and just be yourself.
I applied at my local career fair. I had an online Skype interview. The recruiter was really nice; Paul was my interviewer. We discussed the company for a bit and then started the coding question. The process was very streamlined. The question wa
I started off with a call with the recruiter. Once that was done, I quickly moved on to the tech screen with a Senior Software Engineer. I had two questions during this interview: * An anagram warm-up question. * The golden tile problem others hav
It was a behavioral interview. It mainly consisted of simple questions about yourself and what you would like to do within the company. Be sure to research the company and just be yourself.
I applied at my local career fair. I had an online Skype interview. The recruiter was really nice; Paul was my interviewer. We discussed the company for a bit and then started the coding question. The process was very streamlined. The question wa
I started off with a call with the recruiter. Once that was done, I quickly moved on to the tech screen with a Senior Software Engineer. I had two questions during this interview: * An anagram warm-up question. * The golden tile problem others hav