Decent pay, great people, work hard, play hard. Could pick your own schedule (within reason).
At times, it was apparent there was favoritism, with long-time employees getting family members priority work there (nepotism).
Great management, great flexibility, no issues.
Easy and quick. You will have at least two people in the interview: one from the union and one from the company. Both will ask questions and both will grade you based on your answers and skills test.
Ask me questions about my experience in the military, what I worked on at General Telephone, and my family.
The interview was a day-long group interview. We had three individual interviews with 2-3 recruiters and then a written exam. They talked a lot about the company culture and the benefits.
Easy and quick. You will have at least two people in the interview: one from the union and one from the company. Both will ask questions and both will grade you based on your answers and skills test.
Ask me questions about my experience in the military, what I worked on at General Telephone, and my family.
The interview was a day-long group interview. We had three individual interviews with 2-3 recruiters and then a written exam. They talked a lot about the company culture and the benefits.