If you are lucky, you will get a chance to work with some smart people.
Compensation can be competitive at the start.
The smart people are far too often surrounded by a collection of socially promoted vacuous individuals.
It is an environment where pointing fingers at others is an accepted form of "taking responsibility."
Management thinks moving projects offshore will save money, but it just costs American jobs and produces lower quality solutions.
Often they "encourage" (a.k.a. "or leave") consultants to jump ship to an employee.
They are reluctant to invest in technology and force developers to work on systems designed for office applications.
The interview process at Wells Fargo was professional and thorough, involving multiple stages. In the panel interview, I was interviewed by a panel. They were knowledgeable and focused on both technical skills and career aspirations. We discussed v
Went directly to a panel interview – no phone screening. The panel interview had 4 software engineers and one manager/tech lead. All questions were very C++ focused rather than general programming.
It's easy, no coding, but there are a few technical questions that you will be asked about. Not too bad at all. However, you have to get lucky to be placed on a good team. I did not get lucky.
The interview process at Wells Fargo was professional and thorough, involving multiple stages. In the panel interview, I was interviewed by a panel. They were knowledgeable and focused on both technical skills and career aspirations. We discussed v
Went directly to a panel interview – no phone screening. The panel interview had 4 software engineers and one manager/tech lead. All questions were very C++ focused rather than general programming.
It's easy, no coding, but there are a few technical questions that you will be asked about. Not too bad at all. However, you have to get lucky to be placed on a good team. I did not get lucky.