Great benefits, job security, and you have the ability to work in other cities as it is a large company.
Long hours, as it is a global company. Meetings have to be scheduled so all attendees from several countries can make it.
This forces you to take 5 a.m. or 6 p.m. meetings a couple times a week.
Projects take much longer to complete due to developers working across different countries. It also takes a lot longer to complete projects due to needing approval from the New York office technology department before proceeding with each step of development.
The process was good and well organized. The HR kept in touch throughout the interview. However, after the interview, they did not have the courtesy to let me know their decision. This is something I always find very insulting, as I invested time an
First, you get a call from HR to discuss, at a high level, your current role and reasons for a change. This is just a "getting to know you" call, as they are already planning to pass you to the technical interview round 1. In the first technical rou
I had an introduction to the role and a chat about what the AI Labs do and how they do it. We moved on to questions. I had prepared quite a few, so I asked how much time there was. The interviewer seemed confident there would be enough time, so he g
The process was good and well organized. The HR kept in touch throughout the interview. However, after the interview, they did not have the courtesy to let me know their decision. This is something I always find very insulting, as I invested time an
First, you get a call from HR to discuss, at a high level, your current role and reasons for a change. This is just a "getting to know you" call, as they are already planning to pass you to the technical interview round 1. In the first technical rou
I had an introduction to the role and a chat about what the AI Labs do and how they do it. We moved on to questions. I had prepared quite a few, so I asked how much time there was. The interviewer seemed confident there would be enough time, so he g