All the tools needed to work at home. My manager was located on the East Coast. Once I proved that I could handle the work, he was able to give me autonomy of my work schedule.
Big bureaucracy... be careful. If you do not like slow-moving, lots of processes, handoffs, and slow turnaround, then this is not the place for you.
Keep innovating.
This occurred about 4 months ago, and I am bringing this up now since I was recently given an offhanded automated email that I had been declined from the college graduate program months after I had spoken to the recruiter. I was first contacted by a
It was a group interview with 6-8 test managers who went around the room one by one asking me questions. They repeated this about 5x around. Questions seemed to be grouped into areas: 1. Personal background. 2. Specifics about experience. 3. Manage
They were organized and detailed. They were very open and friendly. They reached out in a timely fashion and made it clear what I needed to do. They provided clear instructions, sent out timely reminders, and were helpful throughout the whole process
This occurred about 4 months ago, and I am bringing this up now since I was recently given an offhanded automated email that I had been declined from the college graduate program months after I had spoken to the recruiter. I was first contacted by a
It was a group interview with 6-8 test managers who went around the room one by one asking me questions. They repeated this about 5x around. Questions seemed to be grouped into areas: 1. Personal background. 2. Specifics about experience. 3. Manage
They were organized and detailed. They were very open and friendly. They reached out in a timely fashion and made it clear what I needed to do. They provided clear instructions, sent out timely reminders, and were helpful throughout the whole process