If technology changes, having your employees retooled is key. I know upper management will point to the large number of courses offered, but there are a lot of employees taking those courses with no open positions available. It seems like you're pulling the wool over the eyes of the employees and just hoping that it's retraining for some other company, and you can just feel good about yourselves that the opportunity was made available.
It's not just dollars and cents for us, but it's a kick in the gut when you have to try to find a new job in your mid-40s or 50s. The younger generation will have the skillset from school, so there is not a tremendous incentive to hire "experience" for 50% more than what you get from some really smart kid out of college.
Applied through a recruiter. Got an email and scheduled a phone interview. Waited two weeks for a reply about whether I moved on. Scheduled a phone interview. The interviewer asked technical questions; they were basically logical and technical interv
It was pretty chill. Online assessment, behavioral interview, technical take-home assessment, technical interview on the take-home assessment, final behavioral interview. The OA was pretty easy IMO, and the take-home assessments were on OOP. Behavi
Applied online and was contacted within 3 weeks. There was one short phone interview, and then an in-person interview at their office. This consisted of an hour of walkthrough/questions/behavioral, and then an hour of technical questions.
Applied through a recruiter. Got an email and scheduled a phone interview. Waited two weeks for a reply about whether I moved on. Scheduled a phone interview. The interviewer asked technical questions; they were basically logical and technical interv
It was pretty chill. Online assessment, behavioral interview, technical take-home assessment, technical interview on the take-home assessment, final behavioral interview. The OA was pretty easy IMO, and the take-home assessments were on OOP. Behavi
Applied online and was contacted within 3 weeks. There was one short phone interview, and then an in-person interview at their office. This consisted of an hour of walkthrough/questions/behavioral, and then an hour of technical questions.