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Management is very hit or miss. You are told that just doing your job great is not good enough, and there is very little transparency around how to get a promotion. They seem to want people to quit the longer they have been there.
I applied for a SA position in Tel Aviv, Israel. My name sounded somewhat Israeli, which may have helped me get through to the assessment stage and then a phone (video) interview. However, during the call, the interviewer’s attitude shifted drastic
The interview process was well managed and streamlined. The recruiter did not have much clue what exactly they were looking for. The interview was scheduled timely, with quick feedback and follow-up from the recruiter.
My interview process was unusual. I applied in May and interviewed in August. I passed the interview stages (phone screen and behavioral interview), but the position was filled by an internal transfer before I completed the process. Consequently, I
I applied for a SA position in Tel Aviv, Israel. My name sounded somewhat Israeli, which may have helped me get through to the assessment stage and then a phone (video) interview. However, during the call, the interviewer’s attitude shifted drastic
The interview process was well managed and streamlined. The recruiter did not have much clue what exactly they were looking for. The interview was scheduled timely, with quick feedback and follow-up from the recruiter.
My interview process was unusual. I applied in May and interviewed in August. I passed the interview stages (phone screen and behavioral interview), but the position was filled by an internal transfer before I completed the process. Consequently, I