Located near Boston.
End products were interesting.
Long hours expected without compensation. Very slow promotion. Very small salaries. Pay freezes and small raises.
I saw two people get fired via email. I was micromanaged by no less than three managers, who had to ask me about projects that they should have been asking each other about. There is a huge breakdown of communication with management. Corporate only comes down to speak to the engineers when something is terribly wrong, and even then, they usually make them wait in a conference room for no less than 30 minutes before arriving.
I was contacted through their talent search team. The written round had 20 questions, followed by 3 rounds of interview.
Four phases of interview: three technical, one HR. First round: technical telephonic. Second round: can be face-to-face or telephonic, depending upon the first round. Third round: will be with the technical head. Fourth round: will be with HR.
A written test followed by 3 interviews. The written test had 10 technical and 10 aptitude questions. The questions were quite easy in the aptitude section. The technical section was a little tough. An interview with the hiring manager was followed
I was contacted through their talent search team. The written round had 20 questions, followed by 3 rounds of interview.
Four phases of interview: three technical, one HR. First round: technical telephonic. Second round: can be face-to-face or telephonic, depending upon the first round. Third round: will be with the technical head. Fourth round: will be with HR.
A written test followed by 3 interviews. The written test had 10 technical and 10 aptitude questions. The questions were quite easy in the aptitude section. The technical section was a little tough. An interview with the hiring manager was followed