Really easy to fly under the radar. Little to no accountability.
Lack of accountability, primarily because you'll have to depend on people who take no responsibility or have no sense of initiative.
You putzed around after crashing the stock ~80%, then gaslighted your tenured engineer who actually delivered product by refusing promotions, raises, or meaningful stock refreshers. Meanwhile, you promoted and gave excessive raises and stock grants to your most worthless employees (i.e., middle management).
Then you had the audacity to wonder why attrition went past 30% in your engineering department?
Then you fired your CEO who bilked the company for $130 million last year, all the while your CFO is under investigation for insider trading and securities fraud. My advice: stop being a bunch of clowns.
Testing your concepts. Interviewers are professional and accommodating, with no hard coding problems. Their focus is on overall thinking rather than specific technologies. The India center is one year old, and they are looking to expand in India.
First, there was an initial recruiter call to coordinate logistics, expected salary, location, remote/hybrid/onsite preferences, and so on. Then, another separate call for a technical interview. The technical interviewer asked about my technical ba
The interview process went well. We discussed manual and automation testing. * How the application connects to the API and DB. * How to log a defect. * How to prove if a defect is real or not. * What challenges are faced in testing. The int
Testing your concepts. Interviewers are professional and accommodating, with no hard coding problems. Their focus is on overall thinking rather than specific technologies. The India center is one year old, and they are looking to expand in India.
First, there was an initial recruiter call to coordinate logistics, expected salary, location, remote/hybrid/onsite preferences, and so on. Then, another separate call for a technical interview. The technical interviewer asked about my technical ba
The interview process went well. We discussed manual and automation testing. * How the application connects to the API and DB. * How to log a defect. * How to prove if a defect is real or not. * What challenges are faced in testing. The int