Nice gym, though crowded at times. Free coffee. Competitive, though not compelling, benefits. There are some interesting projects going on.
Sub-par management. Knee-jerk reactions are par for the course. Poor vision and leadership from executives. Work-life balance is poor for engineers, due to unreasonable schedules, management that doesn't fight for their employees, offshoring of key functions, and a sweatshop culture. Very inefficient development processes.
I was not actively looking for a new role. A company recruiter found my profile on LinkedIn and arranged a phone interview for me. However, the interviewer totally forgot about it and did not call me. The recruiter scheduled another time, and I did
I had a phone interview first, then was called over for an on-site interview with the team. I interviewed with 5 people. The questions were mostly related to my background and what they were looking for in a candidate, such as SOA and security. There
The recruiter reached out to learn about my background, preferences, and why I'm looking to move. They also helped in scheduling a 60-minute virtual technical round with an engineer from the same team, providing preparation material for the interview
I was not actively looking for a new role. A company recruiter found my profile on LinkedIn and arranged a phone interview for me. However, the interviewer totally forgot about it and did not call me. The recruiter scheduled another time, and I did
I had a phone interview first, then was called over for an on-site interview with the team. I interviewed with 5 people. The questions were mostly related to my background and what they were looking for in a candidate, such as SOA and security. There
The recruiter reached out to learn about my background, preferences, and why I'm looking to move. They also helped in scheduling a 60-minute virtual technical round with an engineer from the same team, providing preparation material for the interview