The work environment was pretty laid back as long as you get your work done. Lots of autonomy to focus on your work.
Personally, it wasn't challenging enough for me, and I wish I had learned more on the job.
I was contracting at Walmart Global eCommerce along with others from the same staffing agency. My contract was getting close to the end and since I had so many projects assigned to me, I thought I was going to be automatically renewed.
Not only was my contract not renewed, which would have been fine with me if my manager (or anyone else) had given me a heads-up, but they decided to disable my badge and account. This meant I wasn't able to get into the building or log into my work laptop to communicate with my team to let them know the situation.
I still had five more days left of my contract, so I at least expected to be at work for the remaining days. A little heads-up that they were going to revoke my access would have been nice.
I highly recommend avoiding employment at Walmart. It's notorious for being a terrible place to work.
It went pretty well. Firstly, it is a React position, and they were using Flux as a state management architecture. It lasted for 2 hours. I really enjoyed my performance. It really improved my confidence.
Don't ever accept an interview with Walmart if you get a call from "Anzy Careers". They scheduled an interview in the middle of the week and told me to take a day off. Then, nothing was clear – they had me waiting for hours in front of the laptop.
The first step was an HR interview where they asked about my salary requirements, which I naively answered. Next, I had a technical phone interview that included coding on a web whiteboard. After a brief conversation, the interviewer presented the c
It went pretty well. Firstly, it is a React position, and they were using Flux as a state management architecture. It lasted for 2 hours. I really enjoyed my performance. It really improved my confidence.
Don't ever accept an interview with Walmart if you get a call from "Anzy Careers". They scheduled an interview in the middle of the week and told me to take a day off. Then, nothing was clear – they had me waiting for hours in front of the laptop.
The first step was an HR interview where they asked about my salary requirements, which I naively answered. Next, I had a technical phone interview that included coding on a web whiteboard. After a brief conversation, the interviewer presented the c