The people are genuinely caring and very helpful. I had an amazing team that was willing to reach out to me to offer help all the time. There are plenty of company events that make sure employees are having fun in addition to their work.
The proprietary language can be really frustrating. It's difficult to want to work and put effort into learning a language and tools that aren't used at other companies.
None! I enjoyed the internship thoroughly.
I interviewed internally. The process had two steps: * Interviewed with the Sr. AV Engineer. * Interviewed with the Manager of UC/AV. They mentioned I was going to interview with the Director, but that never happened.
As a candidate for a company that builds HCM software, I was very unimpressed by my experience. I was referred to the hiring manager, who then had me go through a recruiter for the first steps (i.e., phone screen, scheduling the interview, etc.). Wi
I applied online for an Applications Engineer role, and within a few days, the recruiter set up an initial phone screen. Nothing was out of the ordinary on this call, other than a brief question about an OOP example. It was pretty straightforward. A
I interviewed internally. The process had two steps: * Interviewed with the Sr. AV Engineer. * Interviewed with the Manager of UC/AV. They mentioned I was going to interview with the Director, but that never happened.
As a candidate for a company that builds HCM software, I was very unimpressed by my experience. I was referred to the hiring manager, who then had me go through a recruiter for the first steps (i.e., phone screen, scheduling the interview, etc.). Wi
I applied online for an Applications Engineer role, and within a few days, the recruiter set up an initial phone screen. Nothing was out of the ordinary on this call, other than a brief question about an OOP example. It was pretty straightforward. A