Computer equipment purchase program.
Discount on healthy eating options.
Wellness center on campus.
10% profit sharing.
On-campus fitness center (family members are not allowed).
15% lower salary than industry average. No work-life balance. You need to have a very good relationship with middle management to get a good bonus and hike. Layoffs are very frequent; recently, they laid off many due to bad planning by the management. Incompetent upper management with no visibility for the future (not even for 3 months). Unnecessary work is imposed on you to impress superiors of your boss. No training, no support to do your work. They manipulate teams at will without any transition plans. Hard work and success are never acknowledged or celebrated. No fun activities or team-building activities. Many a time, there was no place to sit until recently (after they fired many people). Very mechanical work environment. Only one boring party in the entire year on Christmas, and you are not allowed if you are a contractor, and families are not allowed.
Don't hire people and fire them at will. Don't play with lives. Have better planning and try to absorb talented people from other teams.
One department hiring while others are firing doesn't make any sense.
Give employees the industry standard salary.
I had five rounds of interview. One round was with the hiring manager and the other three rounds were with my to-be teammates. The interviews were pretty easy to crack and were more like a friendly technical conversation. Although I was selected in
Got referred by someone who works there. The process took over 4 weeks. I had to email them 2 weeks after the phone screen to see what stage the process was at. They quickly organized an onsite interview after that. First stage was a fairly standard
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
I had five rounds of interview. One round was with the hiring manager and the other three rounds were with my to-be teammates. The interviews were pretty easy to crack and were more like a friendly technical conversation. Although I was selected in
Got referred by someone who works there. The process took over 4 weeks. I had to email them 2 weeks after the phone screen to see what stage the process was at. They quickly organized an onsite interview after that. First stage was a fairly standard
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