Reasonably good to work at if you have other responsibilities (like a family).
Reasonably diverse (at least as compared to other SV companies), but still a long way to go, particularly with respect to women in senior management, Hispanics, and African Americans.
Offshoring and shrinking like crazy at every opportunity. Terrible hiring practices ensure a mediocre talent pool – stunningly poor in some cases.
Substitutes "going through the motions" for "getting results" as primary goals. Lots of meetings, emails, PowerPoints, and committees.
Hero worship at all levels of the organization ensures groupthink prevails, which could be a positive if they had any heroes worth listening to, which they don't.
Replace the board. Stop holding your breath and hoping the competition will go away. Find some real growth and embrace it rather than digging your heels in like the competitors you once vanquished.
This industry will eradicate you, and in ten years, nobody will remember your name otherwise.
We need to meet with various department heads to discuss qualifications. Each department head had their list of questions that pertained to their areas and how well you were qualified. There was also a desire to understand if you are a self-starter
My friend submitted my resume. Two weeks later, a recruiter called me and talked for 20 minutes. He said someone would contact me in one week. I am still waiting.
The first round of coding was followed by an interview in Java/J2EE. Questions covered topics mainly on Web Development, Java 8 Collections, Multithreading, Generics, and OOPS. The interview process was horrible, and the treatment of candidates was
We need to meet with various department heads to discuss qualifications. Each department head had their list of questions that pertained to their areas and how well you were qualified. There was also a desire to understand if you are a self-starter
My friend submitted my resume. Two weeks later, a recruiter called me and talked for 20 minutes. He said someone would contact me in one week. I am still waiting.
The first round of coding was followed by an interview in Java/J2EE. Questions covered topics mainly on Web Development, Java 8 Collections, Multithreading, Generics, and OOPS. The interview process was horrible, and the treatment of candidates was