Could feel a bit lost in the information deluge.
Getting promoted from L6 to L7 seems tricky. I am too new to comment further, but peers informed me it requires both successful outcomes and growth in your area.
Easy to get involved in new projects. If not carefully done, this could cause backlogs and distractions.
I applied online. The process took 4 days. Interview went well. STAR question formatting as usual, they always ask about leadership principles that are straightforward. Employees looked burnt out and like they didn't enjoy their life there. Was a pa
The overall process was smooth, with four rounds of interviews including a technical assessment and leadership principle questions. Interviewers were nice. I received interview feedback two weeks after the interviews took place. Overall, it was a
Many rounds of tedious interviews. Answers are expected to stick to the "leadershit" principles. Questions are vague at best. Some questions are designed to make you look like an idiot (see actual question below). A big waste of time.
I applied online. The process took 4 days. Interview went well. STAR question formatting as usual, they always ask about leadership principles that are straightforward. Employees looked burnt out and like they didn't enjoy their life there. Was a pa
The overall process was smooth, with four rounds of interviews including a technical assessment and leadership principle questions. Interviewers were nice. I received interview feedback two weeks after the interviews took place. Overall, it was a
Many rounds of tedious interviews. Answers are expected to stick to the "leadershit" principles. Questions are vague at best. Some questions are designed to make you look like an idiot (see actual question below). A big waste of time.