There are many exciting, innovative projects to work on in many areas. The company is focused on executing flawlessly and expects a high level of performance. There is not much dead weight left, and everyone takes their work very seriously. The company is making the right product decisions to support a successful future.
There is too much bureaucracy, and it can take a long time to make a decision. The average workload is quite high. While management supports a good work/life balance, it can be difficult to manage the expected workload without working extra hours. The "chimney" approach to managing the different product development organizations is outdated and causes political battles over who owns what.
Keep compensation competitive and payout merit as soon as viably possible.
I applied online. I had a short phone screen with HR (3rd party company). The process took 1 week. I had a phone interview with a supervisor. I was not notified of the results of the interview.
One-on-one with a senior member from the engineering team during a national engineering conference in the southeastern United States. Two-round interview. Was pretty straightforward. No curveballs.
I applied through the campus website and got an on-campus interview in two weeks.
I applied online. I had a short phone screen with HR (3rd party company). The process took 1 week. I had a phone interview with a supervisor. I was not notified of the results of the interview.
One-on-one with a senior member from the engineering team during a national engineering conference in the southeastern United States. Two-round interview. Was pretty straightforward. No curveballs.
I applied through the campus website and got an on-campus interview in two weeks.