The ability to get the right resources for your project is there if you are a favored project. You don't have "startup" issues like "will I get a paycheck?" There is a fair amount of job security depending on what job you hold. This doesn't include jobs with high amounts of churn, like QA spots.
You aren't a startup; everything moves at a glacial pace. Getting things done takes 10 meetings with 20 different people. God forbid your project stops being an important project, then things move even slower.
Get the bureaucracy and red tape out of the way of employees.
Get rid of the current upper management. They really are clueless.
When you tell your employees the problem with the stock price is that "Analysts just don't understand what we are doing", that is called bullsh*t.
Casual. The interviewer was uninformed about my background. The time scheduled was too short to cover anything meaningful, but that was my fault. The job was not as described by the recruiter. It was a little more junior than I was expecting. The pro
Fairly easy compared to others. The interviewer doesn't go deep into questions; he just surfaces the concepts. One question was to plot a circle using random numbers. I answered it using a square, and the tech stack used there was Elasticsearch, Logs
Was interviewed by a group of 5 people. It was actually kind of fun and laid back. It was very informal; everyone was wearing T-shirts and jeans, no ties!
Casual. The interviewer was uninformed about my background. The time scheduled was too short to cover anything meaningful, but that was my fault. The job was not as described by the recruiter. It was a little more junior than I was expecting. The pro
Fairly easy compared to others. The interviewer doesn't go deep into questions; he just surfaces the concepts. One question was to plot a circle using random numbers. I answered it using a square, and the tech stack used there was Elasticsearch, Logs
Was interviewed by a group of 5 people. It was actually kind of fun and laid back. It was very informal; everyone was wearing T-shirts and jeans, no ties!