Growth is very slow
Growth is very slow
A good and comfortable place to work.
Good benefits (not salary).
Career growth is zero, as most organizations are top-heavy. This means there are a lot of people at the top doing much less work and reaping the benefits. When it comes to promotion, junior folks get stuck there.
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Vice President - Technology
Very easy. Based on resume and background. Got a call from the recruiter, then a phone screen and an on-site interview. The interview was simple. Met a couple of people from the team. Had 3 rounds of interviews.
Vice President - Technology
Telephonic technical screening. Onsite coding. Two onsite technical interviews. Optional telephonic technical interview (if another manager also wants to talk to you). HR negotiation and policy overview, date decision, etc. Wait for background verifi
Vice President - Technology
It was a good experience as I had reached out to my former managers. The ability to move across teams and network really helps with mobility inside the organization. So, my advice is to build networks and keep in touch with former team members.
Vice President - Technology
United StatesJuly 11, 2019Very easy. Based on resume and background. Got a call from the recruiter, then a phone screen and an on-site interview. The interview was simple. Met a couple of people from the team. Had 3 rounds of interviews.
Vice President - Technology
New York, New York, United StatesMarch 26, 2019Telephonic technical screening. Onsite coding. Two onsite technical interviews. Optional telephonic technical interview (if another manager also wants to talk to you). HR negotiation and policy overview, date decision, etc. Wait for background verifi
Vice President - Technology
Plano, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017It was a good experience as I had reached out to my former managers. The ability to move across teams and network really helps with mobility inside the organization. So, my advice is to build networks and keep in touch with former team members.
