Supportive, challenging, focused on people, and a great employer.
Hard to change to a D&E department role. No structure to support this type of change for internal development.
The interviews didn't contain very technical questions. The few "technical" questions they asked me were things like: "If you wanted to repair a broken ice cream maker, what three tools would you bring to do so?". The only technical question I receiv
It was an interview based on two rounds, with two people in each one. Lots of questions for content, but also a check for cultural fit. The people in that interview were from different departments but in the same function. Overall, a good experienc
First, we had a phone call of max 15 minutes. Then, I received an email to schedule a second meeting online. At the time of the meeting, no one was there. I was shocked. I sent them an email: "Where are you? We should be in the interview." They
The interviews didn't contain very technical questions. The few "technical" questions they asked me were things like: "If you wanted to repair a broken ice cream maker, what three tools would you bring to do so?". The only technical question I receiv
It was an interview based on two rounds, with two people in each one. Lots of questions for content, but also a check for cultural fit. The people in that interview were from different departments but in the same function. Overall, a good experienc
First, we had a phone call of max 15 minutes. Then, I received an email to schedule a second meeting online. At the time of the meeting, no one was there. I was shocked. I sent them an email: "Where are you? We should be in the interview." They