Worst first line managers
Worst first line managers
Good work-life balance. Encouraging support from US teams.
Managers are like delving here. Your first line manager treats employees literally like slaves.
If you are okay with saying "yes madam" for everything, then you are good and can prosper, or be ready to waste your career or even your life.
Train first-line leadership on listening and at least some human skills.
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Phone interview with the hiring manager, which was fairly short and pretty basic. They asked typical interview questions, and not much else since I had just graduated from college at UW. I never went in for an in-person interview; they just emailed
Test Engineer
The interview process went smoothly. HR personnel were very friendly and communicated thoroughly as to what to expect. Managers were subtle but asked straightforward questions. All questions were STAR format based.
Test Engineer
It was a typical upper-level interview, but what surprised me was that the position was an entry-level analyst position. I think the interview for this position was overkill. The interview was composed of a board of seven employees: * 3 ex-militar
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Lynnwood, Washington, United StatesAugust 1, 2011Phone interview with the hiring manager, which was fairly short and pretty basic. They asked typical interview questions, and not much else since I had just graduated from college at UW. I never went in for an in-person interview; they just emailed
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2023The interview process went smoothly. HR personnel were very friendly and communicated thoroughly as to what to expect. Managers were subtle but asked straightforward questions. All questions were STAR format based.
Test Engineer
United StatesOctober 29, 2023It was a typical upper-level interview, but what surprised me was that the position was an entry-level analyst position. I think the interview for this position was overkill. The interview was composed of a board of seven employees: * 3 ex-militar
