Really liked the Brevard office, with super good pay and perks for being an internship. The team and work were interesting and smart.
It's a bank with lots of red tape; it takes a while to get things done at times.
Easy. The manager was very nice and down to earth. There was no "manager speak" or neutering of the key messages he tried to communicate. The manager recommended many sources for reviewing his LOB.
I got an interview with a tech support team through a staffing agency. The recruiter told me the tech team was having a hard time finding someone with at least 2 years of experience in various SQL language works for 36k a year. So the team said they
It comes with an OA that consists of 4 questions. Then HR reaches out. After the HR call, there is 1 final round with the Hiring Manager, and they'll make a final decision.
Easy. The manager was very nice and down to earth. There was no "manager speak" or neutering of the key messages he tried to communicate. The manager recommended many sources for reviewing his LOB.
I got an interview with a tech support team through a staffing agency. The recruiter told me the tech team was having a hard time finding someone with at least 2 years of experience in various SQL language works for 36k a year. So the team said they
It comes with an OA that consists of 4 questions. Then HR reaches out. After the HR call, there is 1 final round with the Hiring Manager, and they'll make a final decision.