Work-life balance. There will be crunch time, but for the most part, WLB is good.
Managers are respectful.
Most employees are nice.
A non-toxic place to work.
The tech stack is decent: React + Spring stack, unless you land on a team with legacy Java work. However, you could probably ask to move after some time has passed.
The new office in Irving is nice and clean; food/cafe options are good.
Modernizing tech and tech infrastructure will offer great learning opportunities.
Required 3 days per week in office, 8 hours each, which is tracked. It used to be flexible, which was great for parents, but not anymore.
Lots of contractors with no benefits (sick days, PTO, 401k match).
Mandatory furloughs (ranging from 2-6 weeks) for full-time employees and/or contractors.
Tech budget seems very lean.
Offshore hiring.
It was a screening call. They asked about my previous experiences, why I am looking to change my current job, and about my skills. They also asked me about my relocation, pay expectations, and visa status.
They do not provide any response after the interview, whether or not moving forward. They take the interview multiple times and do not send an offer letter. They did the same again to me.
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 a screening call. They asked about my previous experiences, why I am looking to change my current job, and about my skills. They also asked me about my relocation, pay expectations, and visa status.
They do not provide any response after the interview, whether or not moving forward. They take the interview multiple times and do not send an offer letter. They did the same again to me.
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