Lots of experienced senior engineers that you can learn from.
Benefits not so good.
Lots of meetings.
First, I had a telephone interview with HR, followed by a telephone interview with managers. Then, I had face-to-face interviews with four sets of one-on-one interviews: two with managers and two with HR.
There is first a phone screening, basically to know your English level and some experience. Then, in-person interviews with some technical questions and English conversation too. Finally, an HR interview and then the offer.
Someone I had worked with in the past contacted me to fill an open position in their organization. They knew what my work quality and levels were, so the interview process was more to let the rest of management know. I was taken down to the main fac
First, I had a telephone interview with HR, followed by a telephone interview with managers. Then, I had face-to-face interviews with four sets of one-on-one interviews: two with managers and two with HR.
There is first a phone screening, basically to know your English level and some experience. Then, in-person interviews with some technical questions and English conversation too. Finally, an HR interview and then the offer.
Someone I had worked with in the past contacted me to fill an open position in their organization. They knew what my work quality and levels were, so the interview process was more to let the rest of management know. I was taken down to the main fac