Working here is so satisfying. You may be working on a famous product (AutoCAD is a household name).
GREAT work-life balance... I hate weekends :) I love to be at the office.
Amazing work culture... Very less politics... Great teams... Bright minds... Excellent people.
Emphasis on being employee-oriented. Decent insurance packages.
Work from home, work from your country, work from a garden/park, etc.
Massage chairs in the office where employees usually take a nap after a heavy lunch.
Powerful desk machines... Good IT support services... Nice managers.
You will be made comfortable. Blameless work culture (unless you deliberately screw up something).
Interesting work - most of the time.
You can initiate your own product if you have the passion and can demonstrate the value to the company.
Turning into more of a "Manager-centric" culture.
Limited career growth/progression paths.
It would be great to preserve the "tech-centric" work culture.
Applied through the school. The interview was very relaxed, and the interviewers were all very nice and helpful. There was no pressure involved. I was asked to solve some basic programming questions and some math questions.
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn for a Singapore opening. It took about a month to schedule the first round, which was a coding round. This round had three coding questions, which I believe I answered well. Following that, there were four more r
I completed three rounds of interviews, and the process went perfectly. I received positive feedback, and then I was ghosted. I expected better from HR and felt I was treated with almost no respect. It was a very unpleasant experience to be given po
Applied through the school. The interview was very relaxed, and the interviewers were all very nice and helpful. There was no pressure involved. I was asked to solve some basic programming questions and some math questions.
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn for a Singapore opening. It took about a month to schedule the first round, which was a coding round. This round had three coding questions, which I believe I answered well. Following that, there were four more r
I completed three rounds of interviews, and the process went perfectly. I received positive feedback, and then I was ghosted. I expected better from HR and felt I was treated with almost no respect. It was a very unpleasant experience to be given po