Great people to work with. Decent benefits.
Get as much as you can when you're hired. The average annual increase is 1.5% at best, and there's always some excuse why you don't get your full bonus (e.g., business conditions beyond your control).
Pay your good people better and let them work remotely.
First, a call from HR to confirm the number of years of experience (which were already on my CV). Then a technical round with what looks to be a manager and two senior developers. The worst interview I ever had: questions were really badly explaine
A former colleague referred me for the position, so I anticipate that fact accelerated the process significantly. I had one phone interview. The interview began with me giving a 3-5 minute summary of my skills and experience in the field. The interv
I was initially referred by the campus director at The Iron Yard in Charlotte. I then went through a few phone interviews to determine cultural fit and general skill level. Then I did an in-person interview with the hiring manager where I was asked
First, a call from HR to confirm the number of years of experience (which were already on my CV). Then a technical round with what looks to be a manager and two senior developers. The worst interview I ever had: questions were really badly explaine
A former colleague referred me for the position, so I anticipate that fact accelerated the process significantly. I had one phone interview. The interview began with me giving a 3-5 minute summary of my skills and experience in the field. The interv
I was initially referred by the campus director at The Iron Yard in Charlotte. I then went through a few phone interviews to determine cultural fit and general skill level. Then I did an in-person interview with the hiring manager where I was asked