Large, profitable company with good pay and benefits.
Internal support structures are pretty good.
Formal career development process and annual reviews – a pro if you are into that kind of thing.
Competitive, bureaucratic, and too much outsourcing.
Globally distributed teams mean your manager may not be in your own country, much less your building. Good luck developing a relationship in that scenario.
Layoffs are frequent, at least an annual event. They just like to cull the herd, I guess.
Teams should be more geographically cohesive. A US-based employee should not be managed by a lower-paid employee in a "high-value" location.
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In these paragraphs, you should describe in detail what you have to offer the company. You should always note that you make strong connections between your competencies and their job specification. You should pay attention to: * Do not repeat yo
It started with a pre-interview. The first usually begins with a one-on-one interview with a hiring manager. The interviewer typically asks questions about the candidate's qualifications, skills, work history, and relevant experience. They also try
I applied from university. The first round was aptitude, in which they asked questions on Maths and technical concepts like OS, CN, and DBMS. Next, there was an online interview in which I was asked simple DSA and OOPs questions. Then, there was a