I work with highly professional people, from whom I've learned a lot. The project I'm working on has a real impact on the world and is full of technical challenges. In general, I'm isolated from whatever office politics that may or may not exist, which is a good thing. Good and fun people and workplace.
Work can be stressful, especially for people doing things related to the business core (which is not the case for me).
Being in a large organization means having difficulties reaching out to people and creating collaborations.
Employee communications sometimes tend to sound really fake. Make stuff that's a bit more authentic.
I had only a two-round interview since I was an intern here. There was a technical round and an HR round. The second round was taken by my manager.
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi
Best I ever had. Professional and focused. The interviewers were friendly and very respectful. They were committed to the hiring process and to the candidate. HR was somewhat a bit slower than the technical team during the process.
I had only a two-round interview since I was an intern here. There was a technical round and an HR round. The second round was taken by my manager.
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi
Best I ever had. Professional and focused. The interviewers were friendly and very respectful. They were committed to the hiring process and to the candidate. HR was somewhat a bit slower than the technical team during the process.