Best educational benefit. Great coworkers. Good projects (if you're lucky) to work on. Opportunities to move around.
Pay is abysmal.
Hard to get promoted past level 3.
Was told by manager I'm not ready to be promoted to L4, although I've been spending 2+ years doing L4 work.
[Bad business]
Decisions are made by upper management and flowed down without opportunities for feedback.
Expect to do 2-3 people's work on your own.
Take a stance and push back on the nonsensical directives from "leadership".
Virtual interview with a panel in 30 minutes. I felt awkward because no one turned on their video except myself. Perhaps this is a security precaution for a defense-related position. I answered five standardized questions.
Nothing too technical, everyone friendly. They cared about character more than how to answer technical questions. Good process overall for those exiting college. Be sure to network within the company; there are many opportunities for mobility.
It could pressure you, but stay cool. Answer very basic interview questions. They will ask you to introduce yourself, then start with the job. Remember the job description and study well to make sure your answers are very related to what they are loo
Virtual interview with a panel in 30 minutes. I felt awkward because no one turned on their video except myself. Perhaps this is a security precaution for a defense-related position. I answered five standardized questions.
Nothing too technical, everyone friendly. They cared about character more than how to answer technical questions. Good process overall for those exiting college. Be sure to network within the company; there are many opportunities for mobility.
It could pressure you, but stay cool. Answer very basic interview questions. They will ask you to introduce yourself, then start with the job. Remember the job description and study well to make sure your answers are very related to what they are loo