Flexible, Collaborative, Open Culture, Friendly, Supportive
Some issues with work-life balance, specifically with evening meetings due to global time zones.
Nothing
I met with the Global Operations Engineering recruiter in an interview room on my university's campus. There were no technical questions; however, we did discuss the role, talk through my project experience, my perspective on leadership, and my typic
The interview process was long. It started with a phone call, followed by two on-site interviews, and then salary negotiation. Most questions were personality-based, as well as process-related. Similar to general project management questions, they a
One phone screen interview. Invited on site for three interviews with development/architecture leads. The interviews consisted of: * Discussion of past projects * SW development methodologies * Talking through architecture/design decisions Two of
I met with the Global Operations Engineering recruiter in an interview room on my university's campus. There were no technical questions; however, we did discuss the role, talk through my project experience, my perspective on leadership, and my typic
The interview process was long. It started with a phone call, followed by two on-site interviews, and then salary negotiation. Most questions were personality-based, as well as process-related. Similar to general project management questions, they a
One phone screen interview. Invited on site for three interviews with development/architecture leads. The interviews consisted of: * Discussion of past projects * SW development methodologies * Talking through architecture/design decisions Two of