There are some great engineers that you can work with, and the scale of business provides some great challenges.
Most of the projects are a disorganized mess, and the recent layoffs have killed morale. I wish the leadership team respected developers and would take our feedback seriously, but the 'management is always right' culture is hard to work under.
Embrace the agile principles and respect your workers. If you show respect and listen to your employees, they will feel more invested and be more productive.
I applied through a staffing agency, and they sent my resume to Wells Fargo. It was a one-time phone call with the hiring manager. He asked me a few high-level, easy questions, and it took about an hour. Two days later, I received an offer from the
It was 3 rounds of interview. 2 technical, 1 managerial. The first round took place on the phone, where they validated the requirements related to the job. The second was another technical round.
Got a call from a staffing agency. Two technical rounds: 1. Basic checks on Java and multithreading. 2. Microservices advantages and disadvantages. 3. REST web services discussion. 4. JUnit and JMock. Not properly organized. Seems like the intervie
I applied through a staffing agency, and they sent my resume to Wells Fargo. It was a one-time phone call with the hiring manager. He asked me a few high-level, easy questions, and it took about an hour. Two days later, I received an offer from the
It was 3 rounds of interview. 2 technical, 1 managerial. The first round took place on the phone, where they validated the requirements related to the job. The second was another technical round.
Got a call from a staffing agency. Two technical rounds: 1. Basic checks on Java and multithreading. 2. Microservices advantages and disadvantages. 3. REST web services discussion. 4. JUnit and JMock. Not properly organized. Seems like the intervie