It all depends on the group
It all depends on the group
There are some great teams filled with smart people who treat each other with respect and are a pleasure to work with. These teams are diverse, inclusive, and great for your career. NSG is a great example of this kind of group.
Other teams are filled with political backstabbers. They tend to be monocultural, typically 75%+ from one region of a single country. These teams will attempt to disguise their lack of diversity and inclusion from you in the interview because they're under pressure to be more diverse. These teams aren't inclusive, and if you're not part of their core clique, it's bad for your career. Teams working on Windows are likely to fall into this category.
Make BK the COO, because that's the job he's doing. Hire someone with vision to be CEO.
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Folsom, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2019Phone interview followed by an onsite interview. The phone interview consisted of programming questions and a background review. The onsite interview focused more on hardware and operating systems concepts, with in-depth knowledge being tested.
