Free prescriptions were really nice.
No support of any kind.
No training.
Constant expectations of knowledge without training.
Berating by managers.
No acknowledgement of accomplishments.
Coworkers were just as unhappy and unsupportive because of the culture.
Allow for training. Do not tell your employees you are there to support them as long as training is not a requirement.
The interview process started with an initial interview with a 3rd party HR group. Pretty standard; they went over the basics about the company and the role. The second interview was behavioral and technical with a director, manager, and a senior me
I had a recruiter call, probably the worst experience ever. The recruiter was completely uninterested in this. I had a feeling I was talking to a robot; he was just reading generic questions about my experience, and the “interview” lasted for maybe 1
Recruiter reached out through LinkedIn. First spoke with the recruiter about the position. Had a first scheduled Webex chat about the position. Then was invited for a second interview with the manager. The manager didn't show up for the first sched
The interview process started with an initial interview with a 3rd party HR group. Pretty standard; they went over the basics about the company and the role. The second interview was behavioral and technical with a director, manager, and a senior me
I had a recruiter call, probably the worst experience ever. The recruiter was completely uninterested in this. I had a feeling I was talking to a robot; he was just reading generic questions about my experience, and the “interview” lasted for maybe 1
Recruiter reached out through LinkedIn. First spoke with the recruiter about the position. Had a first scheduled Webex chat about the position. Then was invited for a second interview with the manager. The manager didn't show up for the first sched