Good money, lots of experience, multiple situations in which to get new perspectives from.
Huge time commitment, 65+ hours per week including most weekends. It's hard to make any changes. Dealing with management and the union balance can be difficult.
Don't set so many roadblocks to making change. Process coaches know more about the way their line works than you do. Let them help you understand their line without any prejudice so that it can further the company.
The interview was one round, in-person. I met the recruiter at a career fair and had to complete two online assessments (one math, one reading comprehension, and one workplace ethics). The next day, I was interviewed at the career fair. All of the
Met with four engineering managers who had a set list of standard interview questions. They were wanting to hire eight people within the month, and I was only the fourth to apply, so it was a pretty easy interview.
The interview process had two parts: a phone interview (screening) and an in-person interview. The phone interview was 20-25 minutes long with simple questions to validate the candidates. I was asked about my background and basic resume-related ques
The interview was one round, in-person. I met the recruiter at a career fair and had to complete two online assessments (one math, one reading comprehension, and one workplace ethics). The next day, I was interviewed at the career fair. All of the
Met with four engineering managers who had a set list of standard interview questions. They were wanting to hire eight people within the month, and I was only the fourth to apply, so it was a pretty easy interview.
The interview process had two parts: a phone interview (screening) and an in-person interview. The phone interview was 20-25 minutes long with simple questions to validate the candidates. I was asked about my background and basic resume-related ques