After 3 years looking for a Pro, I am not sure I found one.
People who lack performance are kept in their positions with no recourse.
Personal growth is held to a minimum or non-existent.
They promote people with serious integrity issues and promote doing things wrong as long as it is out the door.
Excessively long hours and family becomes a second thought, so if you value family time this is not a company to work for.
Hold managers and the so-called "leaders" accountable for their lack of performance. There is no prescience of a culture, although GE claims "Culture Change Works." Culture change only works if there is follow-through. The only culture change is the lack of culture.
I applied through the website and heard back within two weeks or so. A recruiter reached out. Phone screen with HR for 30 minutes, followed by a technical screen for 50 minutes and a technical panel for an hour.
After applying online, I got a call from the hiring manager for a phone interview the very next day. I was well-qualified for the job, so the phone interview consisted of reviewing my skills and experience, and the hiring manager detailing the job du
Phone interview, technician interview. Ask about details of project and education background. A bit noisy, not very professional, and a bit awkward. Didn't pass it because of no master experience. Got rejected.
I applied through the website and heard back within two weeks or so. A recruiter reached out. Phone screen with HR for 30 minutes, followed by a technical screen for 50 minutes and a technical panel for an hour.
After applying online, I got a call from the hiring manager for a phone interview the very next day. I was well-qualified for the job, so the phone interview consisted of reviewing my skills and experience, and the hiring manager detailing the job du
Phone interview, technician interview. Ask about details of project and education background. A bit noisy, not very professional, and a bit awkward. Didn't pass it because of no master experience. Got rejected.