The executives and HR talk a good game about "people first," and they walk the walk.
The care they have for their employees shows, and the management chains almost always reflect that. Nothing's perfect, but this is so good.
The work is interesting and fun! There are all kinds of roles and career tracks, and there's room for advancement all over the place. I don't feel stuck, and there are options and choices. And being in the same place is okay, too!
The transition to agile development was tricky, and we didn't get it right all the time. A massive cultural shift like that is going to be difficult.
Shifting priorities can be frustrating. Using the latest and greatest tech, and then changing course weeks or months later because there's some key component that isn't supported and we can't make work can be frustrating, too. It's not all the time, but it happens.
Keep focusing on the employees, and we'll keep making the customers happy. What you're doing is working!
I applied online and got a phone interview. After the interview, there was no response for more than a week. Then I got a call from a different team at F5 for another phone interview. I was then selected to go onsite, where they decided to interview
They give a typical computer science type interview. My advice is bone up on your basic algorithms and be able to regurgitate them from memory. It is disappointing they don't ask any "real world" questions but seem to stick to questions that are easy
After the chat with the Senior Manager, I was invited onsite. The first two interviews went very well in the morning. I was able to answer all questions correctly. Then, lunch with the same Senior Manager and the same discussion. The next intervie
I applied online and got a phone interview. After the interview, there was no response for more than a week. Then I got a call from a different team at F5 for another phone interview. I was then selected to go onsite, where they decided to interview
They give a typical computer science type interview. My advice is bone up on your basic algorithms and be able to regurgitate them from memory. It is disappointing they don't ask any "real world" questions but seem to stick to questions that are easy
After the chat with the Senior Manager, I was invited onsite. The first two interviews went very well in the morning. I was able to answer all questions correctly. Then, lunch with the same Senior Manager and the same discussion. The next intervie