Good learning environment, good work-life balance.
Always changing (4 managers in less than 2 years), priorities unclear, work does not match job description, difficult to get promotions, isolated work/team. Based on layoffs and the excitement around the India hub, as well as shifting priorities to try to stay in the game, I am a bit worried about the future of Best Buy.
I have completed only a portion of the interview process so far, which was a skills test. The skills test was very difficult; they don't expect anybody to finish within the allowed time or to do very well. Next step, I've been told, is an in-person
I received an email from Best Buy after applying through their website. The first thing they asked me was to let them know what time would work for a brief phone interview. I followed up by asking how long the interview would be and also specified t
Had an interview with two people. The interview was over the phone and didn't involve any whiteboard questions. Instead, there were lots of infrastructure and problem-solving questions, plus some simple language details (I was answering questions abo
I have completed only a portion of the interview process so far, which was a skills test. The skills test was very difficult; they don't expect anybody to finish within the allowed time or to do very well. Next step, I've been told, is an in-person
I received an email from Best Buy after applying through their website. The first thing they asked me was to let them know what time would work for a brief phone interview. I followed up by asking how long the interview would be and also specified t
Had an interview with two people. The interview was over the phone and didn't involve any whiteboard questions. Instead, there were lots of infrastructure and problem-solving questions, plus some simple language details (I was answering questions abo