Good values, good employee engagement, good diversity and inclusion. Decent working conditions. Mixed leadership; some are excellent, others not so.
As a regional employee, I am at a disadvantage because all the shots are called in the US.
There have been too many personnel changes and staff reductions. Most of the focus is on cost reduction, leaving little chance to create much.
A lack of trust and transparency causes folks to continually worry about keeping their jobs.
There are too many evening meetings and a lack of respect for work/life balance.
You encourage everyone to speak up, assuring them that there will be no recriminations. I spoke up, then my US manager didn’t speak to me for 2 months. I only received terse and brief emails. Then I was let go without warning, despite being a top performer for 4 out of 5 years. It’s about time HR reintroduced exit interviews.
It was two rounds of telephonic interview and one round of face-to-face interview. The technical round was very detailed, and you should expect to provide exact syntax. The face-to-face was less technical. The panelists were technical and very hands-
Horrible. It seems like the recruiter is not interested in you at all. The communication between the applicants and the company itself is nonexistent. The application process starts off with a resume screening and OA, after which they contact you aft
There were two interviewers from different departments. One was doing work related to databases. They asked about my background first. Then, they required me to write code on a whiteboard by hand. Questions included bubble sort, recursion in Java,
It was two rounds of telephonic interview and one round of face-to-face interview. The technical round was very detailed, and you should expect to provide exact syntax. The face-to-face was less technical. The panelists were technical and very hands-
Horrible. It seems like the recruiter is not interested in you at all. The communication between the applicants and the company itself is nonexistent. The application process starts off with a resume screening and OA, after which they contact you aft
There were two interviewers from different departments. One was doing work related to databases. They asked about my background first. Then, they required me to write code on a whiteboard by hand. Questions included bubble sort, recursion in Java,