The job description is a straight up lie. It said I would need C# experience and work with the .NET Framework and maybe a little bit of JavaScript. That sounds great right?
It's all a lie. I never even get to touch any code while working here. The work was extremely mundane and repetitive. You really don't need a CS degree to do it, you actually don't need any college degree really. They use "Citizen Developer" tools to create bots, basically you'll be clicking and dragging circles and lines around to "make" a bot.
I even asked, multiple times during the interview process, about how much coding and programming I would do here and the interviewer said "about 50% of your time will be spent developing". Again, that was a lie. I was very explicit about what I wanted and he misled me into thinking I could get that here.
Also, it's not remote and I really don't understand why. All of the work I did could have been done from home. I go to the office just to talk to all my coworkers online anyways. All we did was have meetings over Teams. Why can't that be done from home? It would've made the work more barrable if I could've stayed home to do it rather than drive 30 mins every day to UTC.
No one cared about wearing masks either. The company put the least amount of effort possible in order to "comply" with safety measures. They put thermometers by the doors for employees who don't want to wear a mask so they can check their temperature before going in. No one ever used them.
They are also very picky about your work time if you are not salaried. If you clock out at 4:58, they wont count it as the full work day. The pay is poor too.
Point is, if you're looking for a good CS job, don't come here. It will waste your time and lock you down a certain career path you probably don't want.
