Really bumped up pay ranges to keep competitive.
No clear direction. The CIO wants to know everything, while everyone else doesn't want her to know (because they actually know what they are doing). Typical big company clusterfuck in central/shared services.
Really odd cutoff at $250k total compensation. No company 401k match, no charity donation matching. Before you judge, $250k in NYC isn't "top 1%".
Focus on experience/knowledge, not "credentials" (top consulting firms make top PPT writers, not top leaders).
Multiple interviews with at least 7 people. If a single person says no, you are not selected. Interview first with human resources. Multiple interviews with VPs, EDs, and MDs. The questions and interview styles vary greatly depending on the person or
Multiple levels for multiple teams. Completed the HR interview and salary discussions, and then one more round with a new manager. There is no structure in the interview. For such a senior level, it was so chaotic.
30-minute video call with an engineer diving into JavaScript mechanics. Passed with flying colors, but the interviewer was 30 minutes late for a 30-minute interview. Second phase is where it went wrong. I was supposed to have a 30-minute call with
Multiple interviews with at least 7 people. If a single person says no, you are not selected. Interview first with human resources. Multiple interviews with VPs, EDs, and MDs. The questions and interview styles vary greatly depending on the person or
Multiple levels for multiple teams. Completed the HR interview and salary discussions, and then one more round with a new manager. There is no structure in the interview. For such a senior level, it was so chaotic.
30-minute video call with an engineer diving into JavaScript mechanics. Passed with flying colors, but the interviewer was 30 minutes late for a 30-minute interview. Second phase is where it went wrong. I was supposed to have a 30-minute call with