Managers are usually pretty good, and benefits are amazing.
Like next to impossible to get promoted. It's been 2 years, and I came in with a fair bit of experience out of college. My promotion got denied despite my manager's best efforts to advocate for it.
I was interviewed by a panel of three people who currently are working at the site I applied to. The interview was entirely behavioral questions with SAR responses. They asked around six questions, and then I was allowed to ask any questions I had on
Applied online. After a lengthy application review, I received an email regarding a phone call that seemed like an initial screening process. I had a single interview over the phone and received a response a few weeks after. This was a conference c
Note: this position was targeted at recent college grads. A couple weeks after submitting my resume to their website, I received an automated email saying I was being considered for the position, and I had to fill out a more detailed online applicat
I was interviewed by a panel of three people who currently are working at the site I applied to. The interview was entirely behavioral questions with SAR responses. They asked around six questions, and then I was allowed to ask any questions I had on
Applied online. After a lengthy application review, I received an email regarding a phone call that seemed like an initial screening process. I had a single interview over the phone and received a response a few weeks after. This was a conference c
Note: this position was targeted at recent college grads. A couple weeks after submitting my resume to their website, I received an automated email saying I was being considered for the position, and I had to fill out a more detailed online applicat