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  • "Director Sales"

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    Former Employee - Senior Vice President Sales in Atlanta, GA
    Former Employee - Senior Vice President Sales in Atlanta, GA
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    Positive Outlook
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    I worked at Jack Henry & Associates full-time (More than 5 years)

    Pros

    Compensation in line with Performance

    Cons

    Often a "fast follower" versus innovation center

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Jack Henry & Associates Atlanta, GA Salaries

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    Senior Software Engineer Interview

    Anonymous Employee in Atlanta, GA
    Accepted Offer
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    Application

    I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Jack Henry & Associates (Atlanta, GA) in March 2011.

    Interview

    First there was a basic technical phone screen that was mostly about concepts. Then there was an in person interview that started with a coding test. The coding test was the basic Joel On Software test. Finally they asked a few questions. Oddly the hiring manager seemed like he was trying to talk me out of taking the job, as if he thought I might be making a mistake going there. It took me a few years to figure out what he meant. But he was right.

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    Interview Questions

    • They asked me if I would ever build a version of a piece of desktop software using our build system, ship it to several customers, then discover a problem with that version, fix the prioblem, then rebuild that EXACT same version of the software using the buld system, and ship it to only some of the customers.   1 Answer
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