I think they offer good benefits and the pay is good. The offices are top-notch; they have things like restaurant discounts, snacks in the cafeteria, and they invite you to movie premieres. Overall, it's a very good company. I feel there's a good work-life balance.
Since the recent acquisitions of Discovery and the changes they've made, for those of us who came from previous companies, you can feel the tension. There have been layoffs due to restructuring.
It was a very straightforward interview with a very friendly atmosphere. It started with a coding exercise, then some questions around performance testing, and finally, they gave a scenario around how to test a system.
The screening was talking with a recruiter who asked typical interview questions, but did not keep me updated with the process. After following up with the recruiter multiple times, I finally learned I was not going to move further in the process.
The interview process was smooth. It didn't take long for them to reach back out to me after submitting my resume. I had two phone interviews before my in-person interview. The in-person interview consisted of two supervisors asking questions.
It was a very straightforward interview with a very friendly atmosphere. It started with a coding exercise, then some questions around performance testing, and finally, they gave a scenario around how to test a system.
The screening was talking with a recruiter who asked typical interview questions, but did not keep me updated with the process. After following up with the recruiter multiple times, I finally learned I was not going to move further in the process.
The interview process was smooth. It didn't take long for them to reach back out to me after submitting my resume. I had two phone interviews before my in-person interview. The in-person interview consisted of two supervisors asking questions.