Fun Projects, Tough Integration
Fun Projects, Tough Integration
You get to work with fun, real-world projects that you can see the result of on TV. Pretty good work-life balance. I like the direction the company is going overall.
WarnerMedia is a Frankenstein of older companies. There is finally a serious push to unify and simplify all businesses, applications, and processes, but it is tough to deal with. Also, on my specific team, I've wondered at times if management was making the best decision or was neglecting older applications that were difficult to understand.
Ensure employees in leadership roles (which are not titles with extra pay) are properly compensated. And please never lose the environmental spirit that Ted Turner had.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Interview Experiences
Full Stack Web Developer
Applied through Turner website. Was asked by Tech Recruiter several weeks later for an interview with the position manager. Talked on the phone for about 30 minutes about the position and job environment. Was given a small coding test to develop a we
Sr. Applications Engineer
My first interview was with the recruiter. She asked me general questions. My second interview was with the hiring manager. This was a technical interview that lasted 1 hour and was formatted to be more situational/experience-driven than regurgitati
Senior Software Developer
Had a tech phone screen. I thought that was fair. An in-person interview consisted of talking to the manager about the project they were hiring for. Then I talked to the project manager, with general questions about working in an agile environment.
Full Stack Web Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesJune 3, 2016Applied through Turner website. Was asked by Tech Recruiter several weeks later for an interview with the position manager. Talked on the phone for about 30 minutes about the position and job environment. Was given a small coding test to develop a we
Sr. Applications Engineer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesOctober 6, 2024My first interview was with the recruiter. She asked me general questions. My second interview was with the hiring manager. This was a technical interview that lasted 1 hour and was formatted to be more situational/experience-driven than regurgitati
Senior Software Developer
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesSeptember 1, 2010Had a tech phone screen. I thought that was fair. An in-person interview consisted of talking to the manager about the project they were hiring for. Then I talked to the project manager, with general questions about working in an agile environment.
