Good work-life balance. Easy to switch teams if wanting to try something new. People are smart, friendly, and helpful.
Uncertainty of long-term future with Apollo.
Many teams use a legacy codebase (mine used PHP and Perl).
Compensation is below average.
Two technical phone screenings. One day onsite included three interviews: * The first two were technical. * The third was behavioral. Heard back within two days, a very fast turnaround. Recruiters were very nice and helpful.
I interviewed with four people. The first person asked a few seemingly irrelevant questions. The director appeared sharp and on the ball, but I suspect the engineers do not get along with the first-line manager.
I had two rounds of phone interviews for an internship selection within a week and was selected. The internship was pretty challenging and lasted for around 12 weeks. After the internship, I received an offer for full time.
Two technical phone screenings. One day onsite included three interviews: * The first two were technical. * The third was behavioral. Heard back within two days, a very fast turnaround. Recruiters were very nice and helpful.
I interviewed with four people. The first person asked a few seemingly irrelevant questions. The director appeared sharp and on the ball, but I suspect the engineers do not get along with the first-line manager.
I had two rounds of phone interviews for an internship selection within a week and was selected. The internship was pretty challenging and lasted for around 12 weeks. After the internship, I received an offer for full time.