Great work-life balance, good projects, and the ability to move across areas with relative ease. They are moving towards agile development and continuous delivery, so that's a welcome change.
Bonuses and promotions are hard to come by. None of the fancier perks associated with other IT companies, ala Google or Facebook and their ilk, are available. For example, a really nice cafeteria and lounges to relax, etc.
None, really. However, innovation through acquisitions can only work for so long. Focus on original research and build on it.
The interview process consisted of pretty straightforward behavioral questions with very little technical depth. The culture was professional and stuffy, likely not appealing to younger individuals. The manager lacked technical expertise, and the tec
I did not have one, as I had previously interned and was basically offered the job given my previous experience. Usually, one manager will do all the hiring for an area and conduct the initial screening, followed by conference calls with the team th
The initial contact was a phone screening interview. Several days later, I was contacted for interviews with several technical personnel and given a short skills assessment test. The screening interview consisted of general questions about my curren
The interview process consisted of pretty straightforward behavioral questions with very little technical depth. The culture was professional and stuffy, likely not appealing to younger individuals. The manager lacked technical expertise, and the tec
I did not have one, as I had previously interned and was basically offered the job given my previous experience. Usually, one manager will do all the hiring for an area and conduct the initial screening, followed by conference calls with the team th
The initial contact was a phone screening interview. Several days later, I was contacted for interviews with several technical personnel and given a short skills assessment test. The screening interview consisted of general questions about my curren