Slow-moving, bureaucratic company with great benefits and respectful people
Slow-moving, bureaucratic company with great benefits and respectful people
Profit sharing, retirement benefits, many departments for lateral moves, low stress, and a respectful culture.
Constant reorganization.
No appetite to take on risks, more focused on to "till the line" and not rock the boat.
Lacks passion.
Staff is not very intellectual.
When they want to remove someone from a position, they demote them instead of laying them off, which is humiliating.
Stick with an organization design and commit to it.
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Principal Software Engineer
30-minute behavioral and 30-minute technical interview after a phone screening. Fairly simple: Who are you, what's your background, teamwork, projects. Overall, more conversational than anything. The entire process was lengthy because the VP who need
Senior Software Engineer
Phone screening first, then an on-site 1:1 interview with 3+ people. Some detailed technical questions, but more is about past experiences, such as: * What was the most challenging issue you have ever faced? * How did you work on it? * What did you
QA Engineer
I was brought in for an in-person interview after one phone screen, and it went well. They were going to offer me the job, but the in-house people, Veritude, interfered and said that some manager had said something negative about me, so I wasn't hire
Principal Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesMay 1, 201630-minute behavioral and 30-minute technical interview after a phone screening. Fairly simple: Who are you, what's your background, teamwork, projects. Overall, more conversational than anything. The entire process was lengthy because the VP who need
Senior Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 8, 2014Phone screening first, then an on-site 1:1 interview with 3+ people. Some detailed technical questions, but more is about past experiences, such as: * What was the most challenging issue you have ever faced? * How did you work on it? * What did you
QA Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 31, 2014I was brought in for an in-person interview after one phone screen, and it went well. They were going to offer me the job, but the in-house people, Veritude, interfered and said that some manager had said something negative about me, so I wasn't hire
