Good pay, compelling work, amazing technology, fantastic work environment and offices, gives back to the community, and great vision. Autodesk's vision is to help people imagine, design, and create a better world.
The politics and bureaucracy can be frustrating and slow down progress.
There's a bit of a "club" at the exec level, and they can be disconnected from the boots on the ground.
Solicit skip-level inquiries to find out what's going on in the company. Get the truth about what people really think about various topics, initiatives, and management.
The annual engagement survey doesn't cut it.
Maybe consider using something like Waggl to get real-time, ongoing feedback.
I met with the team I would be managing, as well as many other senior staff members. I also went through an assessment conducted by the firm PDI. The interview wasn't very organized, as each person/group ended up asking the same questions. I think
I completed five rounds of interviews with various engineering leaders. In the end, the recruiter ghosted me after the full interview process was complete. This left a negative feeling, given the significant time investment.
There were five rounds of interviews: * Talent Acquisition * Hiring Manager * Peer (director) * Director reports (managers) * Indirect reports (individual contributors) The first three rounds were largely behavioral. The last two rounds touched on
I met with the team I would be managing, as well as many other senior staff members. I also went through an assessment conducted by the firm PDI. The interview wasn't very organized, as each person/group ended up asking the same questions. I think
I completed five rounds of interviews with various engineering leaders. In the end, the recruiter ghosted me after the full interview process was complete. This left a negative feeling, given the significant time investment.
There were five rounds of interviews: * Talent Acquisition * Hiring Manager * Peer (director) * Director reports (managers) * Indirect reports (individual contributors) The first three rounds were largely behavioral. The last two rounds touched on