Very much hands off. They give you a task and unless you need specific guidance, they let you get to work. There is an expectation that you, as a professional, will accomplish the task without management holding your hand.

It was straight forward. They are not looking to find someone who can solve a ridiculous riddle problem. They ask real world problems regarding software. They work with you as you solve the real problem and ask questions regarding your thoughts.

Everyone is skilled at what they do. If you don't know something, they can help point you in the right direction. They aren't there to tell you the answer, but instead, like management, we all help guide each other when we possess knowledge that others don't. It's a great team.

Doing the work I love to do. Nothing weird added. I'm not suddenly a stock boy somewhere. While its fine once in a while to help, being hired for a specialized task means you love to perform those tasks. Suddenly going from developer to customer service wouldn't jive, and they don't do that here.