Lots of great co-workers (smart, hard-working) Great work/life balance Good benefits and perks
TERRIBLE management.
Constantly providing lots of lip service about how X will improve, yet it never does. Some examples:
Hilariously bad internal communication.
Unethical business practices.
Uncertain future.
Poor compensation.
Quit, and hire replacements who respect their employees and do what they say they will.
I understand that a fair bit of upper management was replaced recently. Let's hope this extends to lower levels!
A F5 recruiter contacted me for an information session phone call, then a phone interview. I provided two available times. There was no response until the morning of the second available time. After which, F5 rescheduled twice and changed the interv
1 round phone interview: Data structure-related coding on a live shared editor. 4 round onsite interviews: * Principle Engineer: Mostly focus on your experience, ask questions based on your resume. * Senior Engineer: Coding question: Data struc
Applied online. Got a call from a recruiter. Set up a phone interview with the hiring manager in a few days. The manager was very friendly and explained about the company. They asked about my experience related to the requirements of the position, my
A F5 recruiter contacted me for an information session phone call, then a phone interview. I provided two available times. There was no response until the morning of the second available time. After which, F5 rescheduled twice and changed the interv
1 round phone interview: Data structure-related coding on a live shared editor. 4 round onsite interviews: * Principle Engineer: Mostly focus on your experience, ask questions based on your resume. * Senior Engineer: Coding question: Data struc
Applied online. Got a call from a recruiter. Set up a phone interview with the hiring manager in a few days. The manager was very friendly and explained about the company. They asked about my experience related to the requirements of the position, my