Large company, and work is sliced very thin. But if you make an effort to learn and be open to ideas, you will do well.
Great learning opportunities, and they will assist you any way you need.
A lot of dead wood and people just taking a paycheck. But if you ignore that, you will love it.
The 1st level leaves you alone unless you are late on training or releases. They are around, but mostly in too many meetings, so you may not get to chat as often as you like.
Interview questions for this position were mostly project-based, e.g. "What would you do if you were late on a deliverable to a customer?". The interview made clear this position would be at least partly customer-facing.
There was only one interview, but it was pretty standard as an intern interview. They asked about the projects I had worked on, my strengths and weaknesses, as well as a situation where I had to deal with somebody difficult. I received an offer a cou
Applied in May and had an interview a week later. I had a job offer of less than what was discussed at the interview. The interviewers were not professional at all. They were having side conversations during the interview. They were not even a part
Interview questions for this position were mostly project-based, e.g. "What would you do if you were late on a deliverable to a customer?". The interview made clear this position would be at least partly customer-facing.
There was only one interview, but it was pretty standard as an intern interview. They asked about the projects I had worked on, my strengths and weaknesses, as well as a situation where I had to deal with somebody difficult. I received an offer a cou
Applied in May and had an interview a week later. I had a job offer of less than what was discussed at the interview. The interviewers were not professional at all. They were having side conversations during the interview. They were not even a part