Great facility, good location near airport, good employee facilities.
Management acts like accountants and lawyers by thinking inside the box, focusing on process, not results.
Accept and reward the iconoclastic worker who thinks outside the box and solves problems in unconventional ways if you want to restore the greatness of your former engineering-driven company.
Letting HCL America provide workers free of charge in exchange for profits might seem like a wonderful idea on paper, but it's terrible because HCL America tries to minimize its costs by providing "freshies" straight out of college in India with no experience.
Laying off people with 20 or 30 years of experience may be great for increasing profits, but these are the people who can prevent catastrophic errors in logic done by these junior programmers, resulting in in-flight failures and damaged brand credibility among customers and flight personnel.
Phone screener at first. Then a 1-hour interview with a management panel; in my case, it was three people. Online interview only. The recruiter was very helpful and honest. Positive experience overall.
Interview by committee, a small group of people. Round robin style. Standardized questions for all candidates. Questions were not difficult. Notes are taken by the interviewers. People were friendly. Not much else to say about it. Process seem
They call it a "Structured Interview." It's a series of extremely general questions asked via phone interview with a four-person panel. The questions were extremely general in nature and terribly difficult to answer to their apparent satisfaction.
Phone screener at first. Then a 1-hour interview with a management panel; in my case, it was three people. Online interview only. The recruiter was very helpful and honest. Positive experience overall.
Interview by committee, a small group of people. Round robin style. Standardized questions for all candidates. Questions were not difficult. Notes are taken by the interviewers. People were friendly. Not much else to say about it. Process seem
They call it a "Structured Interview." It's a series of extremely general questions asked via phone interview with a four-person panel. The questions were extremely general in nature and terribly difficult to answer to their apparent satisfaction.