In one sentence, it was awesome.
I was in app dev. After six weeks of training, I took on cases just like full-time employees. So, I wasn't just doing tedious work or anything; I got to do what a full-time employee did every day.
Housing included Competitive wage
No cafeteria (but there's food nearby). No gym (but who uses company gyms, anyway?).
Two over-the-phone interviews were conducted. During these interviews, I was asked to create a UML modeling relationship between given objects. The expectations were vague, even after asking clarifying questions.
Had a screen on campus on one of those bad days you have.
I applied on their website and didn't hear back for about a month. Then, I spoke with the HR person and scheduled a time to talk with a former colleague from a previous company. That interview went as expected. An onsite interview followed a week o
Two over-the-phone interviews were conducted. During these interviews, I was asked to create a UML modeling relationship between given objects. The expectations were vague, even after asking clarifying questions.
Had a screen on campus on one of those bad days you have.
I applied on their website and didn't hear back for about a month. Then, I spoke with the HR person and scheduled a time to talk with a former colleague from a previous company. That interview went as expected. An onsite interview followed a week o