The pay and benefits are really good here. It's a great starting point if you're fresh out of college.
Some of the people who work here, especially in HR and management, are terrible to work with. They're incredibly close-minded and don't practice a collaborative mindset (which they preach).
I also have terrible work-life balance being here. But the pay is good, so it's good enough for now.
I had an interview with the hiring manager and team leader. I think it went well. But I could not take any feedback for 6 weeks, although I sent 2-3 emails to the recruiter. They did not say anything. After 6 weeks, they just closed the status of t
Phone screen that lasted 40 minutes total. Started with some standard interview questions (tell me about a time when...) and moved on to some basic technical questions to get an idea for your mechanical aptitude.
The interview process was great. There were 5 rounds, and technical questions were mostly from the resume. Questions were about prior experience and likes/dislikes/preferences. Sessions were really interactive and friendly, and I got to know a lot ab
I had an interview with the hiring manager and team leader. I think it went well. But I could not take any feedback for 6 weeks, although I sent 2-3 emails to the recruiter. They did not say anything. After 6 weeks, they just closed the status of t
Phone screen that lasted 40 minutes total. Started with some standard interview questions (tell me about a time when...) and moved on to some basic technical questions to get an idea for your mechanical aptitude.
The interview process was great. There were 5 rounds, and technical questions were mostly from the resume. Questions were about prior experience and likes/dislikes/preferences. Sessions were really interactive and friendly, and I got to know a lot ab