Good Work, Layoffs Surprise
Good Work, Layoffs Surprise
Fun projects, great work-life balance and management, and a great opportunity to learn new skills and technologies.
The only con I have is they said there would be no more layoffs and then continued to have layoffs this year, including closing down an innovation center with over 900 employees, so just be aware and ready for surprises.
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Software Test Engineer
The interview was very scripted and not particularly tailored to me as an individual. It felt like things each person was given to read and record answers to, to be taken back and discussed elsewhere.
Software Test Engineer
First, a phone screen, and then a video interview. The third step is to interview with tech people for around 1.5 hours. They send the scheduling and reminders via email or text messaging.
Software Test Engineer
Multiple rounds of interview. Starts with a technical interview, an interview about past experience and projects, and STAR-based questions. You have to explain a situation, a task, the action you took, and the result.
Software Test Engineer
United StatesNovember 30, 2022The interview was very scripted and not particularly tailored to me as an individual. It felt like things each person was given to read and record answers to, to be taken back and discussed elsewhere.
Software Test Engineer
United StatesFebruary 1, 2022First, a phone screen, and then a video interview. The third step is to interview with tech people for around 1.5 hours. They send the scheduling and reminders via email or text messaging.
Software Test Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesJanuary 1, 2022Multiple rounds of interview. Starts with a technical interview, an interview about past experience and projects, and STAR-based questions. You have to explain a situation, a task, the action you took, and the result.
