Most managers will work with your availability/time off requirements. Your work is what you make of it, so if you wish to explore and try new things you can, and are encouraged to. It's very easy to get along with people and make friends, which makes work not feel so tedious and mundane.
Big corporation, so a lot of red tape and hoops to jump through to get simple tasks done.
Different departments have different rules and expectations, so there is no uniform way of doing things or getting things done.
Work locations are not as open as they appear to be. For example, if you want to work in Santa Clara, you may do so, providing the group you work for also works there. Certain job roles are only in certain locations, so you are limited to where you can work from doing what you want to do.
Allow us to work from alternate locations without having to change groups or managers.
The interview was scheduled for 3 hours. I met with 6 different people, 30 minutes each. These interviewers ranged from management to technical roles, so the technical difficulty increased with each new interviewer. Overall, this approach was less s
Two pop-up telephone interviews focus on technical questions. One on-site interview with the entire team and some bosses. Low-level system questions, database questions, some math questions, computer networking, coding, and algorithm questions.
In March 2014, a recruiter contacted me. An engineer called and asked OS-based questions, such as semaphore and interrupt controller. He then invited me for an onsite interview right away. The onsite interview consisted of six interviews. I was as
The interview was scheduled for 3 hours. I met with 6 different people, 30 minutes each. These interviewers ranged from management to technical roles, so the technical difficulty increased with each new interviewer. Overall, this approach was less s
Two pop-up telephone interviews focus on technical questions. One on-site interview with the entire team and some bosses. Low-level system questions, database questions, some math questions, computer networking, coding, and algorithm questions.
In March 2014, a recruiter contacted me. An engineer called and asked OS-based questions, such as semaphore and interrupt controller. He then invited me for an onsite interview right away. The onsite interview consisted of six interviews. I was as