Zero. No amount of pay would suffice to put up with the crazy expectations.
The turnover rate requires a revolving door in their IBM building on J Street. There is an extremely high amount of H1B Visa employees, making communication difficult. There isn't a single process in their software development cycle that is considered a best practice.
Prime contractors and subs try to convince Walmart of the unnecessary and unrealistic expectations, only to fall on deaf ears. Their project is grossly mismanaged and is hemorrhaging funds. The people running their facilities IWMS implementation project do not listen to recommendations from upper-level management subcontractors.
When you go with the lowest bid and rely heavily on offshore work, you deserve everything that happens to the project. Cut out the ridiculous cheerleader meetings and allow enough time for actual work. Six hours of meetings and two hours of production is anything but productive, unless you expect the scales of work-life balance to be tilted completely to work and no life.
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and the process moved forward from there. There were three rounds, each lasting one hour. The initial round was a coding challenge, followed by technical and behavioral questions. Overall, it was simple.
Was okay. Had questions, gave answers. Mixed experience. Would recommend preparing. Prior experience with software is helpful. Programming concepts were used. Multiple interviews. Phone screening. Coding. Soft skills. The works. That’s all.
I received the phone call interview about two weeks after applying. The first round was a phone screening, followed by three to four rounds of interviews. It was pretty straightforward and took approximately a month. Good interview, friendly team.
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and the process moved forward from there. There were three rounds, each lasting one hour. The initial round was a coding challenge, followed by technical and behavioral questions. Overall, it was simple.
Was okay. Had questions, gave answers. Mixed experience. Would recommend preparing. Prior experience with software is helpful. Programming concepts were used. Multiple interviews. Phone screening. Coding. Soft skills. The works. That’s all.
I received the phone call interview about two weeks after applying. The first round was a phone screening, followed by three to four rounds of interviews. It was pretty straightforward and took approximately a month. Good interview, friendly team.