Alright, but wouldn’t go back
Alright, but wouldn’t go back
The interview was fairly easy. It included a palindrome coding question and concept questions. The internship program was well-organized, featuring enrichment events, swag, and mentorship. The company culture emphasizes work-life balance.
Unorganized. Lack of roles filled. Overworked. Team culture varied from company culture. Difficult to get promoted into new roles. Paid $21/hour. POC, but no women in software engineer roles.
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Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesApril 1, 2011Initial contact was made by a 3rd party IT staffing firm. The manager was friendly. The actual interview was with the manager and 3 of their developers.
