A good benefits plan.
Salaries are much lower than market rates.
Salary rises are rare unless for senior management.
People are classified as resources, not people.
No commitment to staff.
Redundancies are quarterly for the last five years and still happening.
Good staff leave because they feel undervalued and/or concerned about the lack of job security.
No career progression. You could come in at Level 1 support desk and work up to 2nd, 3rd, or even 4th line and receive no salary increase at all.
HPE/DXC is losing contracts with companies by the truckload. The companies know what's happening and are looking elsewhere because of all the cons mentioned above.
Two rounds of interviews: first with the hiring manager, then with the USA supervisor. Both technical and open questions were asked. The hiring manager was quite friendly and professional. Preparation for the interview is needed.
First interview, I was interviewed by the hiring manager and the HR manager. Second interview, I was interviewed by two people. Both were engineers and had worked there for a while.
Nice and easy. A recruiter reached out to me at a job fair. We chatted, and then I interviewed directly with the team who would be hiring me in a panel-style format, as well as individually with each of the team members.
Two rounds of interviews: first with the hiring manager, then with the USA supervisor. Both technical and open questions were asked. The hiring manager was quite friendly and professional. Preparation for the interview is needed.
First interview, I was interviewed by the hiring manager and the HR manager. Second interview, I was interviewed by two people. Both were engineers and had worked there for a while.
Nice and easy. A recruiter reached out to me at a job fair. We chatted, and then I interviewed directly with the team who would be hiring me in a panel-style format, as well as individually with each of the team members.