More than a decade, and still enjoying it
More than a decade, and still enjoying it
- Flex time
- Work-from-home
- Great work-life balance
- Fantastic annual bonuses
- Engineers get exposure to a breadth of product development activity, such as:
- Project/Program Management
- Product Marketing
- Technical Writing
- Social Media marketing, etc.
- Lots of red tape and bureaucracy.
- Management focused on Windows OS and Windows OS based products.
- Not innovative and does not spend nearly enough in R&D.
- Very frugal travel budgets for employees. Forget traveling to Global Dev Centers (like SDC, BDC etc); travel for even local conferences is hard to get approval for.
Well, read my list of Cons :)
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Product Development Engineer
The interview covered a basic review of my resume and a discussion of my business school coursework. We also talked through the typical topics of a behavioral interview and about the technology industry.
Data Science Engineer
The process was very weird. All non-technical questions, but some very abstract ones. I had four rounds of interviews, each round with two to three people. At the end of the interview, they were out of questions.
Solutions Architect Senior Consultant
The interview process was fairly straightforward. It started with a phone interview and progressed to a five-person gauntlet. Questioning was relatively direct, and the process was very quick to progress to a job offer.
Product Development Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesMarch 3, 2020The interview covered a basic review of my resume and a discussion of my business school coursework. We also talked through the typical topics of a behavioral interview and about the technology industry.
Data Science Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesApril 1, 2018The process was very weird. All non-technical questions, but some very abstract ones. I had four rounds of interviews, each round with two to three people. At the end of the interview, they were out of questions.
Solutions Architect Senior Consultant
Austin, Texas, United StatesAugust 1, 2011The interview process was fairly straightforward. It started with a phone interview and progressed to a five-person gauntlet. Questioning was relatively direct, and the process was very quick to progress to a job offer.
