Good benefits, if you've been there a long time.
Soul-sucking lack of respect for employees.
Don't give yourselves bloated bonuses as a reward for the profits you made due to your cost-cutting measures, you greedy pigs.
Understand that engineers are people and not cogs in your giant machine, and find a place for "productivity" on your spreadsheet.
While your cost-cutting measures saved you 10% in salary, bonuses, and benefits to your engineers, it cost you 30-50% in productivity.
Of course, because they are engineers, that lost productivity doesn't show up until one or two quarters later, when products are late or key features are dropped because some horribly demotivated engineer didn't make his deadlines.
Multiple levels. At least 5 interviews with multiple members.
I was referred by an employee. The process took two weeks. I received an e-mail from the hiring manager saying that she wanted to talk to me. We had a pretty basic interview about my resume, and then she discussed the project I would be joining. T
A one-hour interview with the hiring manager and the project manager covered different software development models, past experience, and some JavaScript questions. They were more focused on my previous experience and how I tackled situations during
Multiple levels. At least 5 interviews with multiple members.
I was referred by an employee. The process took two weeks. I received an e-mail from the hiring manager saying that she wanted to talk to me. We had a pretty basic interview about my resume, and then she discussed the project I would be joining. T
A one-hour interview with the hiring manager and the project manager covered different software development models, past experience, and some JavaScript questions. They were more focused on my previous experience and how I tackled situations during