Decent Starter Job - Applications Developer Software Answers Employee Review

Having a job that lets you give back to the community by helping students with their education. Somewhat flexible work hours. Good culture with great people.

Code base is slightly older, but it is actively being updated. Sometimes government laws and regulations don't always make the most sense.

Good pay, flexible schedule, decent benefits, ability to move up in the company. I've seen support folks move up into developer and management. The company tries to cater to your strengths. Just about everyone is friendly from CEO down to customer support. Also, professional development is great if you want to take advantage of the resources. They try to stay up to date with the last .net technologies.

Interview process is long some times, expect a 3-4 hour interview and show you know what you are doing with examples and you may be tested on your development skills to weed out bad candidates.