The benefits are great, and the company prides itself on its diversity. They have a strong "bring your whole self to work" policy.
No room to move up. If you're on a team and want something new, you have to do a lateral transfer. Then you're at the bottom of the list of employees, which means you get the garbage jobs no one else wants.
You have to try to stand out in a group of people that already has great rapport with their manager. They do offer some additional learning opportunities to earn badges; however, they have no path for using the newly learned information.
They don't offer much in the way of pay raises either. Typically, they give a 1.99999% raise a year. If you think getting a promotion will get you paid more, I've been told that at most you might get a 10% raise, but all I've heard from most people is that they consider the 2% raise your raise to go with your promotion.
Typical behavior questions. How did you feel when? What are your strengths? What are your weaknesses? Name a time you disagreed with your boss. What can you add to the question?
The interviewer I met with used the STAR (situation, task, action, result) method and asked 5 questions. She was very positive and encouraging throughout the process. After the interview had ended, she asked if I had any questions and was pleased t
I applied through a consulting company's W2. They had five different interviews, which were extremely hard. The hiring manager at BOFA had me do two technical rounds with him. Then, finally, I got the offer, and then they said they were holding the p
Typical behavior questions. How did you feel when? What are your strengths? What are your weaknesses? Name a time you disagreed with your boss. What can you add to the question?
The interviewer I met with used the STAR (situation, task, action, result) method and asked 5 questions. She was very positive and encouraging throughout the process. After the interview had ended, she asked if I had any questions and was pleased t
I applied through a consulting company's W2. They had five different interviews, which were extremely hard. The hiring manager at BOFA had me do two technical rounds with him. Then, finally, I got the offer, and then they said they were holding the p