Flexible working hours, a decent bonus, and decent cash incentives (especially if you manage to keep on getting the cash incentive bonus every year).
Very hard to transfer. As soon as you apply for an internal position, your manager will be notified right away. You will then have to talk to your manager, and you still don't know if you even get a chance to interview for the new job.
They will tell you it's hard to get promoted until you see that people are promoted left and right (by looking at their title and grade level, which is available by just clicking on their email addresses). Depending on what they want from you, they will promote completely inexperienced people to program manager/project manager, which just makes life intolerable for people who have to put up with managers who do not even know what NRE cost stands for.
Stop playing games. We engineers talk, and we know the game.
The hiring process is professional and ethical. It takes a day or two for the entire process to get completed. HR is cordial and keeps the candidate informed of the developments. The interview consists of around 4 technical rounds, followed by one
This was the first round, and the interviewer asked questions based on the skills mentioned in my profile. Overall, it was a good experience. Most questions were from Java and design patterns, with a few from Kubernetes.
It was a day of interviews with multiple 45-minute sessions. The interviews went very well, and both parties appeared very interested. It seems they later ran into some hiring freeze issues and therefore asked me to wait some more time. In the mean
The hiring process is professional and ethical. It takes a day or two for the entire process to get completed. HR is cordial and keeps the candidate informed of the developments. The interview consists of around 4 technical rounds, followed by one
This was the first round, and the interviewer asked questions based on the skills mentioned in my profile. Overall, it was a good experience. Most questions were from Java and design patterns, with a few from Kubernetes.
It was a day of interviews with multiple 45-minute sessions. The interviews went very well, and both parties appeared very interested. It seems they later ran into some hiring freeze issues and therefore asked me to wait some more time. In the mean