Good work-life balance compared to other companies in the industry.
No room for growth as an engineer. The company is so focused on non-engineering roles (Product Owners, Project Leads, Program Managers, etc.). No recognition for engineers. Low compensation compared to other US-based companies in the industry.
HR screening, then an interview with the department's team leaders. More behavioral questions than technical questions, which is understandable since the technical knowledge will grow with time for a starter engineer. The next step of the process is
During the standard job interview process, I had the opportunity to meet with four individuals, including the Group Lead, Project Lead, and two senior technical personnel. Following these initial online interviews, I received an invitation to delive
Smooth, friendly, two-way conversation. First was a phone call by HR, followed by an email invitation for an online interview with the hiring manager, followed by an online interview with three of the group members.
HR screening, then an interview with the department's team leaders. More behavioral questions than technical questions, which is understandable since the technical knowledge will grow with time for a starter engineer. The next step of the process is
During the standard job interview process, I had the opportunity to meet with four individuals, including the Group Lead, Project Lead, and two senior technical personnel. Following these initial online interviews, I received an invitation to delive
Smooth, friendly, two-way conversation. First was a phone call by HR, followed by an email invitation for an online interview with the hiring manager, followed by an online interview with three of the group members.