Incompetent management.
No empathy.
Greedy upper management.
All about profit that isn’t shared among the workers that make it possible to create said profits. They claim it’s to enhance overall pay, but that’s a lie.
Coaching plans for well-tenured, historically well-performing employees with no warning and no coaching.
Pay is low compared to market.
Upper management doesn’t care about the workers, and it’s made clear during every town hall. There’s absolutely no incentive to doing your absolute best aside from keeping a job. This can easily be rectified, but the greedy higher-ups refuse to address employee morale at every opportunity.
Also, how about actually giving constructive feedback during one-on-ones? If there’s a problem with an employee's performance, they shouldn’t be finding out that’s the case at the same time they’re made aware that they’re being placed on a coaching plan. How about some empathy and seeking to understand what the issues are?
Two technical (one conversational and one coding) and one behavioral, all at once. Reviewed by three different people, and the results came back in about a week. The first one was very definition-based, asking conceptual questions on many OOP concept
The interview process consisted of three rounds: a technical round focused on the candidate’s resume and projects, a live coding session with medium-level LeetCode problems to evaluate problem-solving and coding skills, and a behavioral round assess
Pretty easy, although the interviewers looked pretty bored throughout. First, there was an online assessment, and then a 1:30 hour interview. This consisted of a 1-hour technical portion and then a 30-minute behavioral portion. The interviewers did
Two technical (one conversational and one coding) and one behavioral, all at once. Reviewed by three different people, and the results came back in about a week. The first one was very definition-based, asking conceptual questions on many OOP concept
The interview process consisted of three rounds: a technical round focused on the candidate’s resume and projects, a live coding session with medium-level LeetCode problems to evaluate problem-solving and coding skills, and a behavioral round assess
Pretty easy, although the interviewers looked pretty bored throughout. First, there was an online assessment, and then a 1:30 hour interview. This consisted of a 1-hour technical portion and then a 30-minute behavioral portion. The interviewers did