The company is filled with intelligent people, who seem highly skilled in their roles. It was certainly a good experience to have worked for very competent managers.
There is little flexibility in how you do the job. The company is (for good reasons) very risk-averse and everything is tightly controlled. The experience of working in a globally distributed team is probably also not for everyone and certainly means it is hard to build a 'team spirit' with people you will never meet face-to-face.
The office space is a bit on the depressing side. I didn't like the 'battery-chicken' layout of the desks and the lack of any decent social areas. Maybe making the working space a bit more pleasant would be a good plan.
A firm with a culture of ghosting candidates after an interview. This applies to both lateral recruitment and campus programs. It's almost as if the HRs are doing this on purpose. The process is very annoying overall.
I cleared 4 technical rounds, 1 lead/manager round, 1 local director round, and 1 US round, for a total of 7 rounds. I am 100% sure that I gave my best, and the panel was impressed. They told me that HR would contact me. It has been close to one mon
An internal recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn. I had two screening interviews: * One phone interview. * One interview via BlueJeans. These interviews were spaced approximately two weeks apart. The process was very slow. Everything seemed ve
A firm with a culture of ghosting candidates after an interview. This applies to both lateral recruitment and campus programs. It's almost as if the HRs are doing this on purpose. The process is very annoying overall.
I cleared 4 technical rounds, 1 lead/manager round, 1 local director round, and 1 US round, for a total of 7 rounds. I am 100% sure that I gave my best, and the panel was impressed. They told me that HR would contact me. It has been close to one mon
An internal recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn. I had two screening interviews: * One phone interview. * One interview via BlueJeans. These interviews were spaced approximately two weeks apart. The process was very slow. Everything seemed ve