Good salary and benefits.
A lot of opportunity to grow technically.
In certain positions, you can get good customer interaction and feedback.
Constant pressure from finance to do more with less. Difficult to get hardware upgrades. Still a lot of silo management. Small annual salary increases; the "average" contributor can end up with no raise.
Networking works best if you know someone who can recommend you. It will be easier as big companies receive lots of resumes. In my case, my company was acquired by IBM, so we became part of IBM.
Internal interview for a management position. Initial contact to gauge level of interest in the position. Face-to-face interview with the hiring manager.
This was the worst process I've ever been through; it was just a mess. I had originally applied online for a software management position. A recruitment manager reached out and asked what I was expecting in salary. I said $85,000, and they said they
Networking works best if you know someone who can recommend you. It will be easier as big companies receive lots of resumes. In my case, my company was acquired by IBM, so we became part of IBM.
Internal interview for a management position. Initial contact to gauge level of interest in the position. Face-to-face interview with the hiring manager.
This was the worst process I've ever been through; it was just a mess. I had originally applied online for a software management position. A recruitment manager reached out and asked what I was expecting in salary. I said $85,000, and they said they