Feckless lower management filled with silver-badged status-quoers.
Over-filled middle management consumed with maintaining their fiefdoms.
Rudderless upper management.
Corporate employees (1000+) treated as an afterthought compared to warehouse employees. For example, the company 'employee manual' is solely tailored to warehouse employees. Employee welcome videos are tailored to warehouse employees. Most company videos/communication are tailored to warehouse employees.
Strict core hours of 9 AM - 3 PM. No work from home. Non-negotiable two-week vacation at time of hire. Nearly non-existent yearly raises / COLA bumps. Hourly warehouse employees get bonuses (after so many years), and management gets bonuses. Salaried professionals? No bonus, ever.
Management pushes laughable excuses of job security for a 20% lower pay rate than any other comparable job in the area and horrible benefits/extras.
Toxic work culture of depressed resignation. The office itself is gloomy and feels like a library. People openly discuss how horrible the IT department is and search for and share external job openings. Employees are rewarded for keeping their heads down and not being noticed. Management loves throwing millions at vendors and contractors while ignoring internal talent. Employee surveys have been getting worse every year, yet suggestions are ignored or paid lip service to in a single slide at the end-of-year company overview.
Zero direction provided by upper and middle IT management, which mostly came from warehouses and non-technical positions. Zero overall direction and strategy from upper management.
It's time for a shake-up. Fire your lower and middle management and hire tech managers from the outside. Follow their suggestions on firing people and restructuring the whole IT department.
(Will never happen. Not even a light reshuffling of current management to bring in outside tech people.)
Was brief, but thorough. Good questions were asked, with appropriate responses. The interviewer was polite and well-educated. Will have to see where this goes, but I am awaiting a reply.
Step 1: Assessment test Step 2: Virtual Phone Screen - 30 minutes Step 3: 90 min in-person panel interview Step 4: 60 min virtual panel interview
30-minute call with the manager of the team. Asked typical questions (tell me about yourself, etc.). Then asked me about projects on my resume and asked me to describe them in detail. Also asked more specific questions about the technologies used on
Was brief, but thorough. Good questions were asked, with appropriate responses. The interviewer was polite and well-educated. Will have to see where this goes, but I am awaiting a reply.
Step 1: Assessment test Step 2: Virtual Phone Screen - 30 minutes Step 3: 90 min in-person panel interview Step 4: 60 min virtual panel interview
30-minute call with the manager of the team. Asked typical questions (tell me about yourself, etc.). Then asked me about projects on my resume and asked me to describe them in detail. Also asked more specific questions about the technologies used on