It is a large organization, and it is still a great deal of a challenge to stand out from the crowd. In many other large corporations, you need to put in the extra effort to create your own "brand" that fits well with the company's goals without compromising your own values and goals.
I have been in my current role for 4 years and promoted once recently (an in-role promotion), but there is little to no sight of what my next-level opportunity is or could be. There is no visibility to in-band promotions or what career growth/development path is available.
Support Professional Development plans and leave some flexibility in those plans for creativity.
There were two technical rounds, which included one written and one face-to-face. After that, there was an HR and a Managerial Round. The whole process took around two weeks.
They made me go over my resume, mostly, and what specific teams would be of my interest. I discussed my availability to actually work. Most of the questions were related to data structures. Since I was applying for a slightly security-specific role,
Four interviews in one day. Behavioral Questions. STAR Method.
There were two technical rounds, which included one written and one face-to-face. After that, there was an HR and a Managerial Round. The whole process took around two weeks.
They made me go over my resume, mostly, and what specific teams would be of my interest. I discussed my availability to actually work. Most of the questions were related to data structures. Since I was applying for a slightly security-specific role,
Four interviews in one day. Behavioral Questions. STAR Method.