PTO, paternity leave, and engineers (most of the great engineers are leaving or have left due to management or being underpaid/overworked due to staffing).
Management listening to engineers on products/roadmaps and staffing teams correctly.
Engineers are overworked.
HR is terrible while trying to apply for other roles internally. I had an HR employee lie to me by telling me my application wasn't considered because you can't skip a level. Then they sent me the HR policy, and the site had a DNS error.
There is no career growth for engineers unless you move teams. Too many systems are running on legacy hypervisors.
Staff teams correctly according to products and industry standards.
Create jobs and coach career path development instead of focusing so much on Discover Tech Academy.
There are so many resources for upskilling skills, and learning paths should be encouraged by managers knowing the work coming down the pipeline.
Focus on getting off legacy systems that will eventually cause serious security risks.
I applied through LinkedIn on February 13th. I completed the screening round with the recruiter, and it went well. Later, the recruiter scheduled the first round of interviews, which was entirely technical. Eventually, there were 1+4 rounds. The fou
Had an in-person interview with the hiring manager and the manager's boss. This lasted about 31 minutes with questions that relate to my past experiences and how I can apply them to Discover. The managers brought computers to take notes. The intervie
Applied online and received email communication from HR. There was one technical round, and if that was cleared, four interviews were scheduled as per my availability. Two interviews were back-to-back on two days. One of them was a whiteboard sessi
I applied through LinkedIn on February 13th. I completed the screening round with the recruiter, and it went well. Later, the recruiter scheduled the first round of interviews, which was entirely technical. Eventually, there were 1+4 rounds. The fou
Had an in-person interview with the hiring manager and the manager's boss. This lasted about 31 minutes with questions that relate to my past experiences and how I can apply them to Discover. The managers brought computers to take notes. The intervie
Applied online and received email communication from HR. There was one technical round, and if that was cleared, four interviews were scheduled as per my availability. Two interviews were back-to-back on two days. One of them was a whiteboard sessi