Not the best place to be for young graduates
Not the best place to be for young graduates
If you are a new/fresh grad, you will learn a lot in the first few years.
The company is trying to get its bearings, so it's not the best of places to be when you want to just focus on work and not look over your shoulder for your turn to be laid off.
Management is clueless, with constant changes to roles assigned to you and even the very product you are working on. Not the best way to instill confidence that they know what they are doing.
Lots of talk in quarterly earnings calls, but very little action. Much like a toothless roar.
Getting rid of those excessive VPs for a company that is no longer that big? You don't need 10 VPs to lift one chair.
Laying off engineers and not touching management is shortsighted, plus downright lame.
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I had to go to the Markham AMD Campus for an interview, which was fairly easy. It consisted of generic behavioral questions and minor course-related technical questions. The key was to maintain a positive attitude and be confident. Bringing in quest
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CanadaSeptember 29, 2015I had to go to the Markham AMD Campus for an interview, which was fairly easy. It consisted of generic behavioral questions and minor course-related technical questions. The key was to maintain a positive attitude and be confident. Bringing in quest
