They have a decent benefits package and a reasonable time off policy by American standards.
The entire organization is unable to execute.
Getting simple resources, like a server, are next to impossible, even on critical projects.
You are buried in "required" training that does nothing to benefit the organization or your career.
Lots of hubris throughout the organization.
They talk about developing a center of excellence, but they are far from achieving any of that.
The environment and the talent attracted to it are not the best and the brightest.
Lots of customer commitments have been made for products the organization does not have the ability to deliver on.
Smart Grid is about software, but your organization is set up for making big machines such as gas turbines. You need to either be willing to:
On campus, on-site, possibly phone as well. The process was long, taking 2 months or more. On-site interviews have a skills test session and a behavioral portion. On-campus/college interviews are only behavioral in nature.
list of 10-15 behavioral questions
The interview consisted of a phone interview, followed by another phone interview, then an in-person interview, and finally an interview with HR, conducted on the phone. The interviews were not too intensive, as experience was the driving force behin
On campus, on-site, possibly phone as well. The process was long, taking 2 months or more. On-site interviews have a skills test session and a behavioral portion. On-campus/college interviews are only behavioral in nature.
list of 10-15 behavioral questions
The interview consisted of a phone interview, followed by another phone interview, then an in-person interview, and finally an interview with HR, conducted on the phone. The interviews were not too intensive, as experience was the driving force behin