Good Benefits, Terrible Work-life
Good Benefits, Terrible Work-life
- Good infrastructure
- Great health coverage
- As per policy, 8 hours of work, but it never ends in 8 hours.
- No work-life balance.
- Poor management.
- More service-based mindset; quantity over quality plays a major role.
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Engineer II
First, I applied online and uploaded my resume. About 2-3 weeks after, I received a call from a recruiter stating that I was selected to do an interview for the position. We scheduled a date to have the initial phone interview. On the interview with
Engineer II
The interview process was very casual. The managers knew what personality traits, behaviors, and work ethics they wanted to bring onto the team, so when my recruiter sent my resume, the hiring manager wanted a 1:1 interview. I got my interview set u
Engineer II
Initial phone interview with HR, followed by in-person with the hiring manager. It was quick and professional all the way around. Scheduling was quick, and everyone was very professional and nice.
Engineer II
Atlanta, Georgia, United StatesMay 1, 2016First, I applied online and uploaded my resume. About 2-3 weeks after, I received a call from a recruiter stating that I was selected to do an interview for the position. We scheduled a date to have the initial phone interview. On the interview with
Engineer II
Greenwood Village, Colorado, United StatesJanuary 1, 2016The interview process was very casual. The managers knew what personality traits, behaviors, and work ethics they wanted to bring onto the team, so when my recruiter sent my resume, the hiring manager wanted a 1:1 interview. I got my interview set u
Engineer II
Englewood, Colorado, United StatesJune 1, 2015Initial phone interview with HR, followed by in-person with the hiring manager. It was quick and professional all the way around. Scheduling was quick, and everyone was very professional and nice.
