There are still so many good engineers around.
Executives promoted to almost highest level with bad track records. They can only do "me too." The whole team is dragged down.
The new CEO should know who they can rely on.
The interview process was well streamlined. It included: * One interview with human resources * Four tech interviews with four distinct people in the team I would have worked in * One interview with the hiring manager
Some technical questions, some about previous experience, and what type of job I was looking for.
Whiteboard questions were asked. The session lasted about half a day. Questions were relevant and interviewers were good. It's not sure if every group has the same style. Both young and older engineers conducted the interviews.
The interview process was well streamlined. It included: * One interview with human resources * Four tech interviews with four distinct people in the team I would have worked in * One interview with the hiring manager
Some technical questions, some about previous experience, and what type of job I was looking for.
Whiteboard questions were asked. The session lasted about half a day. Questions were relevant and interviewers were good. It's not sure if every group has the same style. Both young and older engineers conducted the interviews.