Smart people, hard problems, and lots to learn
Smart people, hard problems, and lots to learn
- Short individual and interesting projects give responsibility to take the project from beginning to end.
- Very open environment where people are willing to share information and help out.
- A vast selection of problems one can deal with, so you never get bored of the same work.
- Great pay and benefits (free snacks, matching 401K, 3 weeks of unpaid vacation + 3 or more paid).
- Naturally competitive environment where one strives to perform better because peers do, not because you compete against others.
Little feedback from management, although they have plans to improve that.
No sick days. (They are included in the paid vacation.)
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Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018The entire process was quick and smooth. It started with a phone call with the recruiter, where we discussed likes/dislikes, career path (general stuff), and went over my resume. She immediately let me know that I would be moving on to the second ro
