Salary, benefits, and the potential of working with talented people.
Being on the ground floor of a new company, a new type of aircraft, and having much internal interaction.
Startup, with all that entails. An unsophisticated environment.
Ambitious, poor performing management. As usual, the majority of the work is performed by ME, with no cross-functional support.
No ability to affect build planning; all done offsite. Rework planning is an endless loop due to an unrealistic workflow.
SC works to paper, Seattle just does the work in the smartest manner. No open, close, open, close shift by shift endlessly following each other, doing and redoing as the jobs fall.
If you go to the trouble to seek out and hire (or transfer) experienced personnel, entertain the possibility of actually using their talent. Prepare to be underutilized.
1. Phone screen 2. Zoom interview with 2 managers and 1 team lead 3. Receive offer within 2 weeks Super moderate process. HR is in India, and it could be a bit sloppy.
A phone screening was the first step. Once passed, a panel of 3-4 interviewers, including the hiring manager and manufacturing team, asked behavioral and technical questions over Webex. Three questions were asked. STAR formatting was used. Cameras
I was local to the office I was applying to and asked to come in for the interview. I was told to do it remotely. During the interview, I was on with multiple people from the team, and for half the interview, none of them turned their cameras on. Th
1. Phone screen 2. Zoom interview with 2 managers and 1 team lead 3. Receive offer within 2 weeks Super moderate process. HR is in India, and it could be a bit sloppy.
A phone screening was the first step. Once passed, a panel of 3-4 interviewers, including the hiring manager and manufacturing team, asked behavioral and technical questions over Webex. Three questions were asked. STAR formatting was used. Cameras
I was local to the office I was applying to and asked to come in for the interview. I was told to do it remotely. During the interview, I was on with multiple people from the team, and for half the interview, none of them turned their cameras on. Th