Fun atmosphere. Smart co-workers. Competitive pay.
Bureaucracy. It wasn't always like this, but as with any other company that's grown to be a career company, people stop pulling for each other for the greater good. Instead, they start building silos and domains. You just have to learn to navigate these, but once you're used to it, it's still a great place to work.
Get rid of the fat.
I received a call from a software developer who spoke in a monotone and was difficult to understand. He hung up without saying goodbye and did not want to discuss the position, repeatedly stating he needed to call back. I eventually gave up and email
First, I had a phone interview. During the interview, the interviewer asked C++ questions and puzzles. The C++ questions were easy (standard questions), but the puzzles were a little difficult. I never expected puzzles in a phone interview. "Huh... w
You will be greeted by the first interviewer and will have a series of interviews on that day. Some will be to the point, and others will be more friendly. The interview process will last for an entire day, assuming you have gone through the phone sc
I received a call from a software developer who spoke in a monotone and was difficult to understand. He hung up without saying goodbye and did not want to discuss the position, repeatedly stating he needed to call back. I eventually gave up and email
First, I had a phone interview. During the interview, the interviewer asked C++ questions and puzzles. The C++ questions were easy (standard questions), but the puzzles were a little difficult. I never expected puzzles in a phone interview. "Huh... w
You will be greeted by the first interviewer and will have a series of interviews on that day. Some will be to the point, and others will be more friendly. The interview process will last for an entire day, assuming you have gone through the phone sc