Pay was okay for the easiness of the work, I guess. Laid-back environment.
For 3 years, you remain a supplemental when working in test. This is basically a title to keep from paying you a fair amount and giving you decent benefits. After the 3 years, you are either 'converted' or let go. The main problem with this is that if you are a supplemental, you can't apply within the company.
I had an onsite interview. I first met the head of the department at a career fair at my university. When I went to the plant, they gave me a tour. I had interviews with four different people. It mostly consisted of them explaining what they do. O
My experience was very different from what I've come to know as the "traditional" interview. I was brought around the office and sat down one-on-one with different employees at all levels, who asked me questions about projects and jobs on my resume.
I applied online for the position and received an email from the manager to set up a 30-minute phone screen. During the phone screen, the manager explained the position in more detail and gave me an understanding of what the group does. He also tri
I had an onsite interview. I first met the head of the department at a career fair at my university. When I went to the plant, they gave me a tour. I had interviews with four different people. It mostly consisted of them explaining what they do. O
My experience was very different from what I've come to know as the "traditional" interview. I was brought around the office and sat down one-on-one with different employees at all levels, who asked me questions about projects and jobs on my resume.
I applied online for the position and received an email from the manager to set up a 30-minute phone screen. During the phone screen, the manager explained the position in more detail and gave me an understanding of what the group does. He also tri