Job security. That's it. Go here if you are ready to settle and do not need to grow anymore. Very laid back.
WAREHOUSE MENTALITY.
Compensation is not competitive (salary AND benefits below market standard).
Unempathic and illogical management decisions.
Decisions are made for "equality". Two people with very different jobs are treated the same. One extreme example: We can't telecommute because the warehouse employees can't. Let that logic sink in.
Terrible parking situation.
Very non-progressive. I stopped growing professionally here.
Management's line of thinking blew my mind. A gist of one of them is this: It's okay not to be competitive if you have job security.
They flaunt it too much.
First time I have encountered burnout in a job. It's sad that there is a LOT MORE I can say here. A lot of people who are here because they've been here so long, and are not in sync with the modern world.
Adapt. Replace long-term people who refuse to evolve. Your decisions are not in line with younger generations of workers and the modern world. Stop micromanaging. Listen and acknowledge that your subordinates might be smarter than you. You seem to be content with the "old way." The reason you hire new people is to bring freshness to your stagnant work environment.
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
I actually had two separate interviews for the same position, which was a bit unexpected. The first interview was more of a screening process, where they asked me some general questions about my experience and qualifications.
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
I actually had two separate interviews for the same position, which was a bit unexpected. The first interview was more of a screening process, where they asked me some general questions about my experience and qualifications.