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They do their coding with Java. I interviewed with them for an internship this Spring and even got offer, but ended up rejecting it.
by mitko 17y ago
They do their coding with Java. I interviewed with them for an internship this Spring and even got offer, but ended up rejecting it.
- vijayr 17y agoCan we ask why? Got a better offer or didn't like something about them?
- coliveira 17y agoLook at their reviews on glassdoor...
- pchristensen 17y agohttp://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Next-Jump-Reviews-E156468.htm http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Next-Jump-Reviews-E156468.h...
- brown9-2 17y agoWow, it sounds like a cult.
- mitko 17y agoActually both. Some of the HR people were pretty irresponsive to emails. Also the interview was a joke- an 8th grader would have no problems answering the questions. I gave them this feedback so I hope they have improved since.
- thisisasecret 17y agoGood choice, that's the least of their problems. (I was lured into working there by their claims about what they were working on, the state of things, etc). It taught me a lot about how not to run a tech company. It really hurts to read press pieces like this that basically repeat verbatim what Next Jump's presentations say, because so much of it is exaggerated, some of it pretty wildly.
- zzleeper 17y agoCan you give some insight?
- thisisasecret 17y agoGlassdoor's Next Jump reviews are generally accurate: http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Next-Jump-Reviews-E156468.htm http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Next-Jump-Reviews-E156468.h... There are some obvious shill pieces (they use a lot of the same language that the management used to use), some positives that I think are genuine, but the negatives are pretty spot on. A lot of great engineers work there, it's mostly the management that's the problem.
- mixmax 17y agoReading through the reviews on glassdor it seems like they have some very serious management problems.