Good coworkers, benefits, 401k, tuition reimbursement, and pilot incentive.
Terrible management refuses to take accountability for poor communication, refuses to make improvements, and delays any real input until it's too late. The company will continue to suffer immensely and will likely go the way of GE unless massive reforms are made. I also strongly suspect management was discriminating against me for mental health issues, as coworkers told me they considered me "crazy" or "unstable" after learning I'm autistic.
80-90% of management needs to be immediately purged and either forced out of the company or made to return to engineering. There is no salvaging the situation short of every manager being made to develop orders of magnitude better communication skills.
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.
It was a single WebEx interview. It was pretty much all behavioral, with basically no technical questions. That said, it was very easy. Generally, it seems like you do simple interviews here; the hard part is just making it through the filtering sys
The interview was a standard structured interview consisting of several questions. The desired response contained information pertaining to: * What the situation was * What your actions were * What the results were
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.
It was a single WebEx interview. It was pretty much all behavioral, with basically no technical questions. That said, it was very easy. Generally, it seems like you do simple interviews here; the hard part is just making it through the filtering sys
The interview was a standard structured interview consisting of several questions. The desired response contained information pertaining to: * What the situation was * What your actions were * What the results were