It’s a fairly stable place, and everyone is very professional. Many people will get good work-life balance here, although sometimes weekend work and late nights are required.
As far as software development goes, the process is very heavy and run by – without exception – guys with heavy Indian accents and a myopic focus on "getting stories done". There is NO focus on actual quality or the user experience, despite the best intentions of designers and product owners.
Change people's incentives. V.me is absolute crap because everyone is myopically focused on looking productive enough. This also means there is no cross-team camaraderie or help. People change APIs all the time without letting others know, and then the whole app breaks. This happens many times a week.
I was contacted through a college recruiter whom I had spoken with before. Then, I was set up with a phone interview, which was just a phone screen. The person I spoke with was the manager I would have been working under. He was very nice. In this ph
It's simple. First, there's a phone screen. Then, you come in and implement a simple programming challenge that requires HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge. They provide the computer. They are looking to see how well you know web standards, accessib
I applied through my school's career center website. The interviewer asked me a few questions about my resume and what math and computer science courses I was taking. That took about five minutes. Then he started asking me technical questions. It di
I was contacted through a college recruiter whom I had spoken with before. Then, I was set up with a phone interview, which was just a phone screen. The person I spoke with was the manager I would have been working under. He was very nice. In this ph
It's simple. First, there's a phone screen. Then, you come in and implement a simple programming challenge that requires HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge. They provide the computer. They are looking to see how well you know web standards, accessib
I applied through my school's career center website. The interviewer asked me a few questions about my resume and what math and computer science courses I was taking. That took about five minutes. Then he started asking me technical questions. It di