Medical benefits are the best thing about it, but they changed this year.
Everything.
Micro-management.
No pathway to career development.
Overall, the interview was a waste of 3 hours, but it at least emphasized what I already knew walking in -- that I'm not interested in working in a mega-corporate environment. The interview was for the vague title of "Engineer." In reality, the posit
Initially, a phone interview with a company recruiter, covering basic networking questions regarding protocols. The second interview was on-site with multiple hiring managers. This interview dug a bit deeper into technical questions on networking an
Two interviews: one with HR and two with the team supervisor and members. The interview is simple and nothing special. Basic networking skills are needed. As long as you have a basic networking background, you can pass the interview.
Overall, the interview was a waste of 3 hours, but it at least emphasized what I already knew walking in -- that I'm not interested in working in a mega-corporate environment. The interview was for the vague title of "Engineer." In reality, the posit
Initially, a phone interview with a company recruiter, covering basic networking questions regarding protocols. The second interview was on-site with multiple hiring managers. This interview dug a bit deeper into technical questions on networking an
Two interviews: one with HR and two with the team supervisor and members. The interview is simple and nothing special. Basic networking skills are needed. As long as you have a basic networking background, you can pass the interview.