Opportunities to work on interesting projects.
The company has a very good culture, especially in the tech industry.
Majority of the organization provides a very well work-life balance.
The company has a solid product.
The introduction of mid-level managers is usually a sign of uncertainty in direction.
It needs very strong leadership as the company is entering the enterprise world.
The company has turned into a sales-driven company instead of an engineering-first company, which is normal to see in the enterprise world. Unfortunately, this is a tough and uncomfortable situation, especially in the engineering organization.
The office is unfortunately located in a sketchy and unfriendly neighborhood, especially for those who are not local.
Asked students to submit a ticket program using the Zendesk API, essentially making a dumbed-down version of their own software and provide JUnit testing and CLI support for the program. After creating the program, they take about 3-4 weeks to review
Quick phone chat with the internal recruiter to introduce me to their interview process and the company culture. Then another Skype call with the Hiring Manager that was 50% discussion and 50% code challenge on Coderpad. After that, I was flown out
Applied online. Had a call with the recruiter. Then a phone interview with live coding. The tech interviewer went straight to the coding exercise at the start of the interview. The question wasn't that tough, and after a few deliberations, I was able
Asked students to submit a ticket program using the Zendesk API, essentially making a dumbed-down version of their own software and provide JUnit testing and CLI support for the program. After creating the program, they take about 3-4 weeks to review
Quick phone chat with the internal recruiter to introduce me to their interview process and the company culture. Then another Skype call with the Hiring Manager that was 50% discussion and 50% code challenge on Coderpad. After that, I was flown out
Applied online. Had a call with the recruiter. Then a phone interview with live coding. The tech interviewer went straight to the coding exercise at the start of the interview. The question wasn't that tough, and after a few deliberations, I was able