Opportunity to work on multiple projects. Exciting place to work. Yearly profit sharing.
At times, you get hung up due to bureaucracy.
Numerous levels of approval are required.
Provide more flexibility in salary bumps and promotions.
I applied through a campus career fair. It took about 2 weeks before someone from HR set up a campus interview that lasted about an hour and a half. They basically asked behavioral questions.
I went through my campus's networking website and applied online. I got called for an interview that wasn't terribly technical. A couple weeks later, I got called again for a slightly longer interview, more on the behavioral side. I guess they really
10-minute phone call with a recruiter following the STAR-based method. After a few weeks, I got a phone call from them asking to schedule an interview at the Oshawa facility. I arrived that day, and it was a 1-2 hour interview with a panel of dev tea
I applied through a campus career fair. It took about 2 weeks before someone from HR set up a campus interview that lasted about an hour and a half. They basically asked behavioral questions.
I went through my campus's networking website and applied online. I got called for an interview that wasn't terribly technical. A couple weeks later, I got called again for a slightly longer interview, more on the behavioral side. I guess they really
10-minute phone call with a recruiter following the STAR-based method. After a few weeks, I got a phone call from them asking to schedule an interview at the Oshawa facility. I arrived that day, and it was a 1-2 hour interview with a panel of dev tea