Great pay, benefits package, and they don't penalize overachievers.
The constant month-to-month changes need to stop! If restructuring is necessary, it should be done all at once. Right now, people are anxious and unsure, constantly bracing for the next major shift or potential job cuts. The over-hiring during COVID has led to the current instability, and it's hurting morale. What was once a great place to work now leaves me questioning leadership and the direction we're headed. I believe the ongoing changes could have serious consequences, and it seems leadership might not fully grasp the long-term impact of their decisions. Whoever initiated these changes, possibly with outside consultants, needs to reassess the situation before it's too late. Also, stop the D&I push and bring back the culture and values that we once stood for.
First, a short phone recruiter call where you describe your proficiency in different technologies. Next, a technical/behavioral interview. How much technical depth is included depends on the interviewer and varies per candidate; some candidates get m
The hiring process was simple. They just asked me about my background and experience. I was just out of college, so there wasn't a whole lot to talk about. They didn't ask me to write any code or solve any puzzles, sadly.
The interview process took a week and a lot of behavioral questions.
First, a short phone recruiter call where you describe your proficiency in different technologies. Next, a technical/behavioral interview. How much technical depth is included depends on the interviewer and varies per candidate; some candidates get m
The hiring process was simple. They just asked me about my background and experience. I was just out of college, so there wasn't a whole lot to talk about. They didn't ask me to write any code or solve any puzzles, sadly.
The interview process took a week and a lot of behavioral questions.