Innovation: freedom to try out new things. Great benefits: 7.5% 401 match.
Year-end performance reviews suck. The bell curve invites more politics within the team because it forcefully creates a 20% underperformance rating for employees, even though everyone is doing a comparable job to their level.
Change the bell curve and let employees meet individual goals for performance.
I received an employee referral for a technical role on their team. A recruiter reached out to me a few days later, and we had a phone call to discuss the opportunity, the team, and what I was looking for. I next had a phone call with a team leader.
Met with different teams throughout the day. Usually two people at a time, but sometimes just one. It was the typical "behavior" style questions, hypothetical questions, and programming-type questions using the language of your choice. There were v
The fact is that they don’t really have cybersecurity roles, and it is depressing that they wasted my time. I think if you feel it is not the right fit, don’t keep a candidate for three hours and grill them about product design that has nothing to d
I received an employee referral for a technical role on their team. A recruiter reached out to me a few days later, and we had a phone call to discuss the opportunity, the team, and what I was looking for. I next had a phone call with a team leader.
Met with different teams throughout the day. Usually two people at a time, but sometimes just one. It was the typical "behavior" style questions, hypothetical questions, and programming-type questions using the language of your choice. There were v
The fact is that they don’t really have cybersecurity roles, and it is depressing that they wasted my time. I think if you feel it is not the right fit, don’t keep a candidate for three hours and grill them about product design that has nothing to d