I just had an initial phone screen with the recruiter about a senior position in the NYC office. It turns out that their salary range is 30% below the low end of the market rate. I find it odd that the hiring team seems not to have done its homework on this, and exceptionally odd for a software company. If you're interviewing with this company, ask about compensation up front so that you don't waste your time.

After I was approached by Blackbaud I went through no less than four interviews before total radio silence kicked in. Nothing. Zip. Nada. You would think a standard rejection email is not too much to ask, but no. Rien.

The interview process was pretty simple. It started with a phone screen followed by an interview over the phone with a peer. The final interview was in person with the hiring manager with a decision being made after the interview.