High Pay, Low Responsibility
High Pay, Low Responsibility
Great compensation, Easy work, Good benefits.
The company is too big for its own good. Typically, you need to work with multiple teams and navigate miles of red tape to get things done. The work feels meaningless as you typically won't receive proper training to truly understand what the applications you are assigned actually do from a business standpoint. Finally, with the light workload comes anxiety. You don't know when your manager will find out how little you actually do and let you go. When asking your manager for more work, they don't know how to respond.
You want innovators, but you don't offer them a place in the system.
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Operations Engineer
Met with interviewer on my school campus for an interview after getting an interview from my campus recruiting event. All behavioral questions, and my interviewer was really nice and relatable (even confessed that he had only been with the company f
Operations Engineer
Had face-to-face with a campus recruiter, then a Skype interview. During which I was told I would be contacted with the outcome within the next two weeks. I was not contacted, and my email attempt went unanswered as well.
Operations Engineer
I gave my resume to GM at a career fair at the university and was chosen two weeks later amongst other students. I had an interview on a Friday, which consisted of two consecutive rounds. The first was with a director, and the second was with two ot
Operations Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2016Met with interviewer on my school campus for an interview after getting an interview from my campus recruiting event. All behavioral questions, and my interviewer was really nice and relatable (even confessed that he had only been with the company f
Operations Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesJanuary 16, 2017Had face-to-face with a campus recruiter, then a Skype interview. During which I was told I would be contacted with the outcome within the next two weeks. I was not contacted, and my email attempt went unanswered as well.
Operations Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesNovember 1, 2016I gave my resume to GM at a career fair at the university and was chosen two weeks later amongst other students. I had an interview on a Friday, which consisted of two consecutive rounds. The first was with a director, and the second was with two ot
