A lot of benefits:
Hiring freeze Massive layoffs Loss of benefits Some positions may require a lot of on-call work, not necessarily paid.
Managers often provide compensatory time off (CTO) for hours worked outside of the regular schedule. However, granting just one hour of CTO doesn’t always reflect the true impact of that extra time. When that hour overlaps with personal moments—like a lunch with your mother, your sister’s birthday, or an important family gathering—it’s not just about the time, but what was lost.
Emergency calls that aren’t compensated as on-call can disrupt meaningful experiences, and the “time retribution” often feels inadequate. This issue tends to affect certain roles more than others, especially in manufacturing environments.
Sent CV. After a 3-4 day response, I received an invitation for a face-to-face interview. The meeting was with one manager in a nice room with a whiteboard. Coffee or something to drink was offered. At the beginning, the manager explained the proj
It was a single on-site interview, which I had scheduled with the manager by phone the week before. During the interview, three people asked questions. Most were quite easy and required only basic C++ and coding skills, covering topics such as: *
5 or 6 1-on-1 interviews with people on different teams. 1 hardware round, which I did not do well in but still received an offer. Software rounds were mostly LeetCode-style algorithm questions (easy to medium).
Sent CV. After a 3-4 day response, I received an invitation for a face-to-face interview. The meeting was with one manager in a nice room with a whiteboard. Coffee or something to drink was offered. At the beginning, the manager explained the proj
It was a single on-site interview, which I had scheduled with the manager by phone the week before. During the interview, three people asked questions. Most were quite easy and required only basic C++ and coding skills, covering topics such as: *
5 or 6 1-on-1 interviews with people on different teams. 1 hardware round, which I did not do well in but still received an offer. Software rounds were mostly LeetCode-style algorithm questions (easy to medium).