Decent pay and benefits.
The work can be challenging and rewarding, but career growth comes from you, with little company support.
Ageism is real there. Excellent courses for career development, but they do not tell management how their employees can access them. So, it is just window dressing.
If your business unit is not at 20% growth, find a new job. Senior managers have different goals. The priorities of our Business Unit SVP were not aligned with our Product VP.
Don't savage groups with a growth rate of 19%. Seem to only like 20% or more annual/quarterly growth. Will end up only getting smaller as fewer and fewer units can sustain such high growth targets. Get rid of ageism.
1. Review the background and make a quick presentation for the manager. 2. Test some skills in C language. I am not familiar with C, so the result is not good.
Initial contact was made by the recruiter. The hiring manager subsequently went out of town for a week, which explains the ten-day delay. There was no phone prescreen; I only had an on-site interview. I met with the software manager, who would also
It went very well. They asked me questions on: * Core Java * Spring * Struts * Web services (SOAP, REST) Some network-related queries, i.e., SNMP protocol, etc.
1. Review the background and make a quick presentation for the manager. 2. Test some skills in C language. I am not familiar with C, so the result is not good.
Initial contact was made by the recruiter. The hiring manager subsequently went out of town for a week, which explains the ten-day delay. There was no phone prescreen; I only had an on-site interview. I met with the software manager, who would also
It went very well. They asked me questions on: * Core Java * Spring * Struts * Web services (SOAP, REST) Some network-related queries, i.e., SNMP protocol, etc.