Company-sponsored training and certifications. End-year bonus. Good for fresh graduates to gain experience.
Please treat your employees as "humans". Please do not force us to go back to the office unless it is necessary.
Not everyone can handle the financial expense daily. Why are we going backwards? Not forward?
WFH worked! Why waste all the energy and resources during commute? Sometimes we go to the office with at least 50% of our energy left because of all the stress from commuting and lack of sleep. How is this productive?
You push for sustainability, but it is inevitable to consume CO2 emissions from commuting. We consume tissues, we use energy for air conditioning and elevators, etc. How is this contributing to sustainability?
Sometimes we commute for 6 hours daily because of all the traffic, and you make us work 10 hours a day. Subtract 1 for lunch break.
So, 10 hours in the office + 6 hours from commute = 16 hours. That leaves us 8 hours.
1-2 hours to settle at home, prepare dinner, wash dishes, etc.
Sleep for 4 hours ONLY.
Then prepare to work for 1-2 hours again.
How is this making us productive and contribute efficiently to the company? How?
Phone interview asking about your background, when you graduated, and if you have your documents with you. Then after that are the cognitive tests: English, Math, and behavioral questions. Job offer, salary, start date.
Unprofessional HR eating while having our interview virtually. She did more talking than asking, and her questions were answerable only by Yes or No, like: So, your name is? You work for this company for 5 years?
First, you'd have to take an assessment test that will challenge your learning agility, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, English language skills, and programming. In my case, it's C++. After a few days, if you pass that assessment, they wi
Phone interview asking about your background, when you graduated, and if you have your documents with you. Then after that are the cognitive tests: English, Math, and behavioral questions. Job offer, salary, start date.
Unprofessional HR eating while having our interview virtually. She did more talking than asking, and her questions were answerable only by Yes or No, like: So, your name is? You work for this company for 5 years?
First, you'd have to take an assessment test that will challenge your learning agility, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, English language skills, and programming. In my case, it's C++. After a few days, if you pass that assessment, they wi