Good pay and work/life balance, but often boring
Good pay and work/life balance, but often boring
Excellent pay and benefits.
Great products.
Seasons of work where the job is truly exciting. There are pockets of true innovation and technological breakthrough to be found.
Super old workforce (average age of engineer is 50+).
Lots of boring work that can be hard to avoid.
Career stagnation for younger employees - very few entry-level managers much younger than 35 or 40.
Pay and bonus structure that mostly rewards years in the chair and does not reward exceptional performance.
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Engineering Manager
Very politically correct and driven by a "diversity panel". The interviewers for the technical role had no clue about the subject matter that the management position would be responsible for. They utilized a standard corporate process that asks you t
Software Engineer
It was alright. Not very easy and not very hard. Basic behavioral questions along with a fair mix of background questions. Would recommend people becoming familiar with their resume. Very good interview overall.
Industrial Engineer
It was during a career fair, so it was fairly quick with concise questions. It was a one-on-one with an employee working that position. It was also in the preliminary stage of the interview process.
Engineering Manager
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJune 1, 2015Very politically correct and driven by a "diversity panel". The interviewers for the technical role had no clue about the subject matter that the management position would be responsible for. They utilized a standard corporate process that asks you t
Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesFebruary 1, 2019It was alright. Not very easy and not very hard. Basic behavioral questions along with a fair mix of background questions. Would recommend people becoming familiar with their resume. Very good interview overall.
Industrial Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesOctober 31, 2023It was during a career fair, so it was fairly quick with concise questions. It was a one-on-one with an employee working that position. It was also in the preliminary stage of the interview process.
