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Sell ESPP as soon as you get it. Stocks are not that great. WLB sucks. Promotions are biased.
Match the pay scale to peer companies.
Better RSUs should be given out to more employees.
Refreshers should be proactively given to retain skilled employees.
The process was fairly normal. The recruiter contacted me after my application, followed by a call with the hiring manager and then a 4+ hour panel interview. What was absolutely weird was how many times the interviewers said, "we have a lot of budg
The interview process was smooth and well-structured. I went through three technical rounds, each focusing on different skill sets. The discussions were insightful, and I had a positive experience interacting with the interviewers throughout.
Manager and HR were so unprofessional. HR told me that the manager and team liked me, but they were not sure of hiring me because I didn't have QA experience (that was an entry-level position). If they weren't sure, why put me on "hold" for 4 weeks?
The process was fairly normal. The recruiter contacted me after my application, followed by a call with the hiring manager and then a 4+ hour panel interview. What was absolutely weird was how many times the interviewers said, "we have a lot of budg
The interview process was smooth and well-structured. I went through three technical rounds, each focusing on different skill sets. The discussions were insightful, and I had a positive experience interacting with the interviewers throughout.
Manager and HR were so unprofessional. HR told me that the manager and team liked me, but they were not sure of hiring me because I didn't have QA experience (that was an entry-level position). If they weren't sure, why put me on "hold" for 4 weeks?