Great benefits, good work-life balance.
Typical corporate issues, chain of command, etc.
A two-step interview process. One with HR and one with the hiring manager. The HR representative asked about project experience and how I dealt with certain situations. The manager asked about my experiences.
Applied online, and then two weeks later, I got a phone call from a lady in HR to set up a 15-minute pre-screen phone interview. The pre-screen interview consisted mostly of behavioral questions and questions about the projects you've worked on and c
Two interviews, one by phone and one in person. The job was a good fit for my background, but not an area I had worked in before. There was a high overlap with my skills, however, and an understanding that the role would evolve (which it has). All
A two-step interview process. One with HR and one with the hiring manager. The HR representative asked about project experience and how I dealt with certain situations. The manager asked about my experiences.
Applied online, and then two weeks later, I got a phone call from a lady in HR to set up a 15-minute pre-screen phone interview. The pre-screen interview consisted mostly of behavioral questions and questions about the projects you've worked on and c
Two interviews, one by phone and one in person. The job was a good fit for my background, but not an area I had worked in before. There was a high overlap with my skills, however, and an understanding that the role would evolve (which it has). All