Lots of corporate holidays and a good vacation amount.
401k matching is good but hampered due to a 3-year minimum vesting period.
Low health insurance premiums.
No growth opportunities. Management actively discourages their employees from moving to different departments. For them, it's more important to retain employees in their own group, without regard for their career growth.
Lots of politics and no real work in some departments. IT managers force developers to find work, bypassing the Business Analyst channels and creating chaos and confusion for everyone. Toxic culture involving belittling other groups' achievements instead of fostering collaboration.
Salary and compensation for senior folks are not up to par with market rates.
Red tape everywhere. Incompetent "shared services" people who stifle innovation and introduce unnecessary processes everywhere.
Trim the layer of fat that is in the form of so many managers who contribute minimal value, take all the credit, and have no interest in growing their teams.
Submitted an application. My resume matched 90% of the job description, so I applied. I got a call to go straight to the onsite since I had previously interviewed with General Motors. The first interviewer, as usual, asked me behavioral STAR question
It is a behavioral interview, which means they are looking for you to explain situations where you overcame adversity. There is no whiteboarding or in-depth technical review, but there was a high-level discussion of the technologies they are looking
First was an HR screening, and then a technical screening/interview. If I pass this one, then there will be more rounds, maybe around 3-4 look interviews, but I'm not sure.
Submitted an application. My resume matched 90% of the job description, so I applied. I got a call to go straight to the onsite since I had previously interviewed with General Motors. The first interviewer, as usual, asked me behavioral STAR question
It is a behavioral interview, which means they are looking for you to explain situations where you overcame adversity. There is no whiteboarding or in-depth technical review, but there was a high-level discussion of the technologies they are looking
First was an HR screening, and then a technical screening/interview. If I pass this one, then there will be more rounds, maybe around 3-4 look interviews, but I'm not sure.