Helpful, friendly team workers.
Flexible work time, but it depends on your team lead or manager. (Before, we could work from home one day per week, but after the manager changed, that is not preferred).
Can learn new technical knowledge.
Need to work overtime, especially before the cut-off day or the end of each iteration.
Manager doesn't really know your work and ability.
The interview process took two weeks. I got an interview from the school. Walmart QA gave a one-hour presentation, and we then had a one-and-a-half-hour paper test. After that, they started interviewing each candidate one by one in the afternoon.
I was asked to provide an entire week's worth of availability for a 45-minute phone screen. I complied and accepted the time they requested, then waited. No one ever called, emailed, or communicated anything. The recruiter suggested, "Well, maybe
I had taken an interview one month back. The process went well. The interviewer asked me about things on my resume and related to my projects. Topics included: * Automation testing * Why I wanted to join Walmart
The interview process took two weeks. I got an interview from the school. Walmart QA gave a one-hour presentation, and we then had a one-and-a-half-hour paper test. After that, they started interviewing each candidate one by one in the afternoon.
I was asked to provide an entire week's worth of availability for a 45-minute phone screen. I complied and accepted the time they requested, then waited. No one ever called, emailed, or communicated anything. The recruiter suggested, "Well, maybe
I had taken an interview one month back. The process went well. The interviewer asked me about things on my resume and related to my projects. Topics included: * Automation testing * Why I wanted to join Walmart