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Compensation, Benefits, Layoffs, and Job Insecurity
Please don't create insecurity for employers.
One of my former lab-mates from the University referred me for a position at Cisco. I didn't even know what the position was, but he thought it was a perfect fit for me. I received a call out of the blue, on a Saturday, from a person at Cisco. He as
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a member of recruiting to schedule a Webex interview. During this interview, I was asked: * Some personality questions (e.g., "What was the most difficult part of being a teaching assistant?")
My opinion is obviously limited to the one experience I have had. My first contact was with the recruiter. The recruiter was very friendly and gave me a good overview of what the team did and what the job role was. He sent me the detailed job descrip
One of my former lab-mates from the University referred me for a position at Cisco. I didn't even know what the position was, but he thought it was a perfect fit for me. I received a call out of the blue, on a Saturday, from a person at Cisco. He as
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a member of recruiting to schedule a Webex interview. During this interview, I was asked: * Some personality questions (e.g., "What was the most difficult part of being a teaching assistant?")
My opinion is obviously limited to the one experience I have had. My first contact was with the recruiter. The recruiter was very friendly and gave me a good overview of what the team did and what the job role was. He sent me the detailed job descrip