Some managers are not bad. They are a learning ground, not bad to start a career.
Politics outweigh anything else. Management abuses workers and gets away with it. There is no accountability. Compensation is not sufficient compared to workload and expectation. Your merit is measured in years with the company and not by your contribution.
The culture is rotten; a full overhaul is much needed.
Initial contact was with a recruiter. This led to a one-hour meet and greet. After the meet and greet is a four-hour "Power Day," which consists of four rounds of interviews.
1. First, you speak with a recruiter. This part is very simple. You will be asked questions about yourself and learn about the company. 2. In a few weeks, you’ll be scheduled for another interview with a manager of the program. You will be asked gen
After reviewing my CV (job posted on LinkedIn), they contacted me for the first interview (online). It was mainly a live scan of the CV, with some questions about my experiences, technical use of ML, InSAR, and so on. The interview was smooth, easy
Initial contact was with a recruiter. This led to a one-hour meet and greet. After the meet and greet is a four-hour "Power Day," which consists of four rounds of interviews.
1. First, you speak with a recruiter. This part is very simple. You will be asked questions about yourself and learn about the company. 2. In a few weeks, you’ll be scheduled for another interview with a manager of the program. You will be asked gen
After reviewing my CV (job posted on LinkedIn), they contacted me for the first interview (online). It was mainly a live scan of the CV, with some questions about my experiences, technical use of ML, InSAR, and so on. The interview was smooth, easy