Amazing benefits and work/life balance; Poor company culture
Amazing benefits and work/life balance; Poor company culture
The benefits are unlike anything else I've been offered at other companies. You're working with some of the smartest people in the world. Your health and home life are always respected by managers.
Corporate creep has ruined the work culture. It truly feels like 10% of the team is doing 100% of the work while carrying the other 90% of the team on your shoulders.
Over time, you become jaded and eventually succumb to the corporate culture.
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Module Engineer
Overall good. I wish I had known about the open-ended technical questions. Some of the questions did not align with my major, which made it difficult to interact and have a fruitful interview process.
Module Engineer
I went for an on-site, one-day interview. The entire day was packed with meetings with employers at different levels within the department. I gave an hour-long presentation. There was ample time given for lunch, and all the employers were really supp
Module Engineer
The process consisted of 8 different 1:1 interviews. I was asked a variety of technical and behavioral questions. I also had to give a 30-45 minute technical presentation. The interview lasted most of the day, from 9 am to 3 pm, with an hour lunch
Module Engineer
United StatesNovember 4, 2024Overall good. I wish I had known about the open-ended technical questions. Some of the questions did not align with my major, which made it difficult to interact and have a fruitful interview process.
Module Engineer
United StatesApril 4, 2020I went for an on-site, one-day interview. The entire day was packed with meetings with employers at different levels within the department. I gave an hour-long presentation. There was ample time given for lunch, and all the employers were really supp
Module Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesMay 1, 2019The process consisted of 8 different 1:1 interviews. I was asked a variety of technical and behavioral questions. I also had to give a 30-45 minute technical presentation. The interview lasted most of the day, from 9 am to 3 pm, with an hour lunch
