Pays great. Five-word minimum.
This is a great place to retire to. Everyone is unoffended and smiles and laughs at each other's jokes.
Everyone's foibles go unnoticed and unforgiven. Nothing is particularly planned lest you be perceived as managing. Responsibility is distributed and blame, what is blame?
The company that was here was mostly gone 4 years ago and is gone now. This is IBM in the 1970s: pays great, you can do meaningful things, but it's old enough that there are 4 people who will hate you for doing anything meaningful you do, and you will never advance beyond a level or two in your career, and this is only if you are very lucky.
Awesome experience. Timely; everyone was helpful and friendly. Didn't get an offer, but the recruiter made sure to extend an offer to work with me again if I were to apply in the future.
First, get connected with HR. Didn't have an online assessment or phone interview in my case. After a 5-round (4 technical interviews and 1 behavioral interview) onsite interview, I had two more additional interviews.
I had a phone screen followed by the onsite. At the onsite interview, I was asked quite hard questions and I was able to solve them. This was my third onsite interview, so I was quite well prepared. Rejected, stating my performance wasn't consistent
Awesome experience. Timely; everyone was helpful and friendly. Didn't get an offer, but the recruiter made sure to extend an offer to work with me again if I were to apply in the future.
First, get connected with HR. Didn't have an online assessment or phone interview in my case. After a 5-round (4 technical interviews and 1 behavioral interview) onsite interview, I had two more additional interviews.
I had a phone screen followed by the onsite. At the onsite interview, I was asked quite hard questions and I was able to solve them. This was my third onsite interview, so I was quite well prepared. Rejected, stating my performance wasn't consistent