Dying company, beset by bureaucracy, and no meaningful projects
Dying company, beset by bureaucracy, and no meaningful projects
Easy job, since not much to do, and no one really cares what you do or what's going on. This is also a con.
See above, as well as title itself.
Unless the company does a complete overhaul -- replaces all upper management & lays off the 40-50k of dead weight -- it's done for.
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A campus-visiting recruiter gave a presentation for the RET department and collected resumes. They contacted me by phone 2-3 hours after the presentation concluded to schedule a 1:1 interview for the next day. I was rejected after the first interview
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Portland, Oregon, United StatesMarch 1, 2012It was pretty decent, with onus given to component designing.
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San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2018Stop and start. There was a long delay between being recruited, the phone screen, and the next step. After the second step, I pretty much forgot about the process. I dealt with different people in each step.
