Financially stable company. For the most part, the work environment is flexible. The CEO is dynamic. Four weeks of vacation is great. A well-run company.
Too much bureaucracy.
Very top-heavy.
Decisions made at lower levels are too mind-boggling.
Very disjointed.
Not easy to transfer jobs.
Internal jobs are posted even though hiring decisions are already made.
Don't forget the employees.
Get rid of middle management and layers. There are too many directors without any reports.
Don't get cheap by cutting down on beverages. It actually costs the company since people leave campus for lunch instead of spending 10 minutes at their desk with their choice beverage.
Hiring manager called, and did phone interview and went for 5 rounds of 1-1 interview.
Technical interview with 4-5 people, including the manager. Questions about networking protocols and the C language. Prepare for C programming questions and carefully go through your resume. Why does Glassdoor ask to fill a minimum of 50 words for
The interview was straightforward. I spoke with all the members of the team. They reviewed me on different aspects of my experience: * Technical knowledge * Domain expertise * Problem-solving and people handling. As a lead role, the company is loo
Hiring manager called, and did phone interview and went for 5 rounds of 1-1 interview.
Technical interview with 4-5 people, including the manager. Questions about networking protocols and the C language. Prepare for C programming questions and carefully go through your resume. Why does Glassdoor ask to fill a minimum of 50 words for
The interview was straightforward. I spoke with all the members of the team. They reviewed me on different aspects of my experience: * Technical knowledge * Domain expertise * Problem-solving and people handling. As a lead role, the company is loo