Learned a great deal on the job. The company paid for training, and the pay was not bad.
Culture has changed as much as upper management in the past few years.
Diversity promotions to management look great on paper, but promotions based on gender or race mean people who know nothing about the business make directional decisions. Maybe promotions based on merit would work out a bit better, wouldn't you think?
The interview process is very good and friendly. It started with basic technical questions and then proceeded slowly to architect scenarios and accept challenges. It involves multiple rounds, including a technical phone screen, online assessments, an
The whole interview experience was bad. It was the most unprofessional interview I can imagine. I got the call from the recruiter, and she scheduled me for an onsite interview after one week. She never shared the schedule and said it should take 3-4
Multiple interviews progressing in technical difficulty. The first was with an HR representative, then progressed to a Senior Manager, and then progressed to a Senior Developer. There was no coding test, but lots of hard-hitting questions based on th
The interview process is very good and friendly. It started with basic technical questions and then proceeded slowly to architect scenarios and accept challenges. It involves multiple rounds, including a technical phone screen, online assessments, an
The whole interview experience was bad. It was the most unprofessional interview I can imagine. I got the call from the recruiter, and she scheduled me for an onsite interview after one week. She never shared the schedule and said it should take 3-4
Multiple interviews progressing in technical difficulty. The first was with an HR representative, then progressed to a Senior Manager, and then progressed to a Senior Developer. There was no coding test, but lots of hard-hitting questions based on th