Get paid, but no more than 40 hours a week, with forced holidays and implied overtime, but never get paid for overtime.
Have a boss who makes you feel like you are texting a vindictive, 21-year-old stripper.
Be expected to produce LOTS of HIGH-QUALITY CODE by TOMORROW, or ELSE (with four people watching you, each assigned to one of those capitalized things).
Don't tell people to use Source Tree.
Don't hire woke managers.
Don't force someone to take on another person's work while forbidding them from criticizing that person's work.
Don't have a project that takes 8 hours to download.
Don't hire managers who don't know how to build the project.
Don't force people to enable VPN, download a file, then disable VPN, then run a script, or have it crash and have your boss say he doesn't know why.
Don't hire managers who eavesdrop on conversations but only to yell at you if you say something that might offend someone who, in theory, might be there. They should never answer questions like "only he knows the password."
Don't assume that someone contributing 30% more than their career average is going to contribute 1170% as much as their career average in their first few months, especially when your boss doesn't know exactly how to build the program.
First, there is an HR prescreening process that describes the position. This is followed by a behavioral interview, which asks typical behavioral analysis questions. After the behavioral interview, there is a more intense session with the team lead a
It was an on-call interview that asked more about behavioral questions. There were 10-12 questions. They also asked about what languages I'm good at. Overall, it was a good experience. After two weeks, I received an email about not selecting me.
Email first, then technically interview online. They shared a Google Doc and asked me to code and explain at the same time. Email first, then technically interview online. They shared a Google Doc and asked me to code and explain at the same time.
First, there is an HR prescreening process that describes the position. This is followed by a behavioral interview, which asks typical behavioral analysis questions. After the behavioral interview, there is a more intense session with the team lead a
It was an on-call interview that asked more about behavioral questions. There were 10-12 questions. They also asked about what languages I'm good at. Overall, it was a good experience. After two weeks, I received an email about not selecting me.
Email first, then technically interview online. They shared a Google Doc and asked me to code and explain at the same time. Email first, then technically interview online. They shared a Google Doc and asked me to code and explain at the same time.