Managers are helpful. I'm satisfied.
Salary is below par.
I don't think this is a good exchange of time for the money.
Please do market research for better compensation.
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
If you have contact, do not worry. The interview is just for name's sake. All interviews go smoothly, as ultimately, if recommended by the US, then you go directly to recruitment. Just one round and HR discussion.
Made us wait for over 8 hours after round 1 in a hot, cramped, sweaty room, even if we failed round 1. The questions asked varied based on the panel. One panel asked basic DSA questions, while the other asked system design questions which were not ea
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
If you have contact, do not worry. The interview is just for name's sake. All interviews go smoothly, as ultimately, if recommended by the US, then you go directly to recruitment. Just one round and HR discussion.
Made us wait for over 8 hours after round 1 in a hot, cramped, sweaty room, even if we failed round 1. The questions asked varied based on the panel. One panel asked basic DSA questions, while the other asked system design questions which were not ea