PTO and Work Flexibility
Benefits, in general, are good.
Leadership, especially in BT, is disconnected.
There are no promotions or pay increases. Everybody doing real work is stretched thin.
Management is only focused on making themselves look good. They don't even want to know if what they are promoting, like DTA, is helping or not.
The Dreyfus model is a huge failure, and CIO seems to accept that, but nothing has changed.
Two of the biggest initiatives, DTA and the Dreyfus model, seem to be failures in my opinion. Both have become a running joke in our team meetings, and I get a feeling that you won't find many supporters. Why not take a survey and see what employees think about these specific initiatives? The management surveys that we take so many times are not very specific.
The interview process is straightforward. There's a technical interview with programming languages, another round of interview with an architect on design and architecture, focusing on your CV. Then, an interaction with the manager about your CV. Fin
Not difficult, but you have to know more than just coding problems. You have to know aspects such as databases as well, along with API calls. They want to make sure you're a very well-rounded candidate.
One initial general discussion with a senior manager. Later, I had three days straight with three rounds (45 minutes each). These three rounds were with three senior managers, mostly technical. All rounds finished within the timeframe (45 minutes).
The interview process is straightforward. There's a technical interview with programming languages, another round of interview with an architect on design and architecture, focusing on your CV. Then, an interaction with the manager about your CV. Fin
Not difficult, but you have to know more than just coding problems. You have to know aspects such as databases as well, along with API calls. They want to make sure you're a very well-rounded candidate.
One initial general discussion with a senior manager. Later, I had three days straight with three rounds (45 minutes each). These three rounds were with three senior managers, mostly technical. All rounds finished within the timeframe (45 minutes).