Benefits are super great, but pay is not the most competitive.
It's hard to make career progressions, and work-life balance is horrible.
Please don’t micromanage devs.
There were two back-to-back interviews in a large room. We went over experience on my resume and some technical questions. The interviewers were kind, but the interviews felt very forced.
Contacted through LinkedIn by an internal recruiter. After swapping a few messages, I had a phone conversation with them, then an hour-long in-person interview with a technology manager in the Farnborough office. The recruiter gave me some advice an
I interviewed for an IT job. I had a talk with an HR recruiter, who was great. Then I had a voice interview over WebEx. The IT supervisor kept saying things like, 'The person we'll hire for this role, he'll be...' Very clear from the start of the co
There were two back-to-back interviews in a large room. We went over experience on my resume and some technical questions. The interviewers were kind, but the interviews felt very forced.
Contacted through LinkedIn by an internal recruiter. After swapping a few messages, I had a phone conversation with them, then an hour-long in-person interview with a technology manager in the Farnborough office. The recruiter gave me some advice an
I interviewed for an IT job. I had a talk with an HR recruiter, who was great. Then I had a voice interview over WebEx. The IT supervisor kept saying things like, 'The person we'll hire for this role, he'll be...' Very clear from the start of the co