Great benefits, pays well. There is plenty of room to climb up the corporate ladder, if you are into that.
Boring office politics. Most people do not seem to be doing much there. Job descriptions are often filled with corporate slang and buzzwords that make it nearly impossible to determine what you will actually be doing in a role. Jobs are hit or miss.
You have to set corporate goals that often mean nothing outside of the company. There is a performance rating system based off of the corporate goals, and there are only a limited number of spots for top achievers. Your rating determines bonus, raise, and promotion eligibility.
The rating system did not screw me over or anything; I just hate the idea that it incentivizes inner office politics.
Ditch the corporate goals and rating system. It forces people to plan for careers they sometimes don't want, and the rating system incentivizes inner-office politics.
Put in place some kind of standard, flat-line, bonus/raise system, please.
I went to the career fair at my university and spoke to the representatives. They recommended that I apply to the FCG program online, and I did. A few days later, I was contacted by two recruiters for a phone interview that lasted less than 30 minute
The entire hiring process took more than 2 months. I applied for the position online via a job board in September. After talking with HR, I got the initial phone interview by going over my resume. Late in October, I was invited to attend the Talent
I applied online. First, they gave me a phone call. During the phone call, I talked about my resume. The next step is a video call with three people. During the video call, they asked me about behavior, technical skills, and coding.
I went to the career fair at my university and spoke to the representatives. They recommended that I apply to the FCG program online, and I did. A few days later, I was contacted by two recruiters for a phone interview that lasted less than 30 minute
The entire hiring process took more than 2 months. I applied for the position online via a job board in September. After talking with HR, I got the initial phone interview by going over my resume. Late in October, I was invited to attend the Talent
I applied online. First, they gave me a phone call. During the phone call, I talked about my resume. The next step is a video call with three people. During the video call, they asked me about behavior, technical skills, and coding.