Flexibility, and sometimes you might get to briefly work on interesting projects. Some of the benefits are good. Most of the coworkers below management are good people and not egotistical jerks.
Base pay is pathetic, and the leadership team keeps shrugging and refusing to give market adjustments. However, it's funny to see them keep promoting themselves through re-orgs; they never get left behind. None of this ever trickles down to the people who actually do the work. Promotions were on hold for a year and still are few and far between. This company does not care at all about paying employees a fair wage.
Just remember this advice the senior leadership team gave when asked why we are not getting adjustments in a meeting to address the out-of-control attrition crisis: "Good workers don't deserve raises. Everyone should always be doing a good job, which means you are only average." Pathetic.
Stop being cheap and pay your workers. Clean house on this incompetent leadership team that exemplifies the Peter Principle: they are promoted to the levels of their incompetence.
Two-step process: 1. HR round, setting up further rounds. 2. Technical interview with a group of the software team (coding round, panel). 3. Manager round interview on behavioral questions and past work experience.
It was horrible. The person I was supposed to meet was nowhere to be found, and I ended up waiting almost an hour before they arrived. After multiple attempts, they reconfigured a test PC for me, but when I kept struggling with the first question, th
The recruiter called me directly for a face-to-face interview. There were four interviews with people of different levels, including directors and senior software engineers. The interviewers were very nice. They asked relevant questions.
Two-step process: 1. HR round, setting up further rounds. 2. Technical interview with a group of the software team (coding round, panel). 3. Manager round interview on behavioral questions and past work experience.
It was horrible. The person I was supposed to meet was nowhere to be found, and I ended up waiting almost an hour before they arrived. After multiple attempts, they reconfigured a test PC for me, but when I kept struggling with the first question, th
The recruiter called me directly for a face-to-face interview. There were four interviews with people of different levels, including directors and senior software engineers. The interviewers were very nice. They asked relevant questions.