Good benefits and flex time, extensive resources for programs that are funded.
Too much "gunning" for P5 and P6 level employees in recent years.
One month management tells you that there is a surplus of skills in your area of expertise. A few months later, they tell you there is a shortage of skills in that same area, and you become a celebrity for a few months. Then, all of a sudden, they flip-flop again and tell you that there is a surplus of your skills. And surprise, surprise, you get your 60-day notice.
To tell you the truth, I never really believed any of it from the beginning and had to make an effort to keep a straight face and contain my laughter each time I was given one of these "announcements" in a private meeting with management. From rock star to flunky and back again several times.
Management has gotten a lot of advice on this site, and I'm not going to tell them how to run their business. I think the root of most of the problems is the scarcity of funding, but it sure is entertaining to watch these clowns in action.
Virtual questionnaire, no real person interviewing, just talking to your computer. Regular "tell me about a time you xxxxx" questions. Then some iPhone-esque games to "gauge" intelligence and problem-solving. Then a couple of questions about who you
Got past the screening interview pretty easily. Had trouble getting a hold of the recruiter for a few weeks. After being able to reach the recruiter, I was told to prepare for STAR interview questions for the final interview. The interviewer did not
Interview with a panel of two to four engineers. One open-ended question and four STAR format questions. Follow-up technical questions to gauge candidate experience and qualifications. Offer: To be determined.
Virtual questionnaire, no real person interviewing, just talking to your computer. Regular "tell me about a time you xxxxx" questions. Then some iPhone-esque games to "gauge" intelligence and problem-solving. Then a couple of questions about who you
Got past the screening interview pretty easily. Had trouble getting a hold of the recruiter for a few weeks. After being able to reach the recruiter, I was told to prepare for STAR interview questions for the final interview. The interviewer did not
Interview with a panel of two to four engineers. One open-ended question and four STAR format questions. Follow-up technical questions to gauge candidate experience and qualifications. Offer: To be determined.