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Weak pay, boring projects, low hiring bar - Software Engineer I Valorem Reply Employee Review

2.0
Jun 18, 2018
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Pros

Office is in a good location.

Cons

There are some good engineers, but a lot of bad ones too. Lots of ppl get let go for performance reasons. Hiring process is a joke. They don’t do technical interviews. Anyone can get a job here. Compensation and perks are bottom of the barrel for Seattle. Long hours we often required. No signing bonus or relocation provided

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Thank you for taking time to give us feedback and we are sorry you had a negative experience while you were at Valorem. We are very proud of our staff and we realize that people are at varying levels of their careers when we hire them. Our hiring process is being continually assessed to provide clearer and more accurate feedback both on technical and behavioral competencies. We are also continually evaluating our pay and making sure we are at market rates for each geography. Thanks again for your feedback and we wish you the best!

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