Lack of ethics
Lack of ethics
Can't think of any, besides salary.
- Highly unethical work culture
- Willing to do the wrong thing to maximize profit
- Claims to care about customers, but this is a lie
- Willing to hang employees out to dry
- Denial of employee benefits
Retire
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Phone interview made communication difficult. Questions asked would cut in and out, with static, etc. Descriptions of job functions were very ambiguous and general, which made the decision that much more difficult. The interview was conducted with ma
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As a recent graduate, 16 years ago, the interview process was quite different from what it is now. It started with a short orientation with the HR department. This was followed by 8 hours of interviews with several managers. By the end of the day,
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January 1, 2009Phone interview made communication difficult. Questions asked would cut in and out, with static, etc. Descriptions of job functions were very ambiguous and general, which made the decision that much more difficult. The interview was conducted with ma
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September 1, 2011Was first contacted the previous semester for an accelerated hiring networking event, then invited to apply to an exclusive req the following semester. Invited to an on-campus panel interview with a recent grad, a hiring manager, recruiter, and VP.
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Ridley Park, Pennsylvania, United StatesJuly 1, 2013As a recent graduate, 16 years ago, the interview process was quite different from what it is now. It started with a short orientation with the HR department. This was followed by 8 hours of interviews with several managers. By the end of the day,
