Nice PTO, hybrid schedule, large corporation with many jobs.
Pay is low, typical massive company softness and beat-around-the-bush style leadership.
Behavioral. Recruiters wanted to know how candidates react to situations based on personal experiences and how they can showcase their problem-solving skills in real-life scenarios. Not a difficult interview process.
Started with a quick phone screen, followed by an interview with an engineer on Verizon's video platform. It was a pretty simple process, and they asked solely behavioral questions. There were only two rounds.
Two phone call interviews. Both were technical rounds. First person asked about previous projects, architecture, system design, and Cassandra database. Basically, designing a large-scale microservice application. Second person asked about Java, Spr
Behavioral. Recruiters wanted to know how candidates react to situations based on personal experiences and how they can showcase their problem-solving skills in real-life scenarios. Not a difficult interview process.
Started with a quick phone screen, followed by an interview with an engineer on Verizon's video platform. It was a pretty simple process, and they asked solely behavioral questions. There were only two rounds.
Two phone call interviews. Both were technical rounds. First person asked about previous projects, architecture, system design, and Cassandra database. Basically, designing a large-scale microservice application. Second person asked about Java, Spr