The upper management listens if you voice your concerns. My experience on my second team was amazing, and I even went on to win awards due to my manager's support. Basically, it depends on which manager and team you get assigned to.
The first team that I was part of was extremely bad. The manager lacked basic communication skills. All the employees were always terrified, as the manager had zero time management skills and belittled team members constantly. They would pit team members against each other, due to which there was zero coordination. People would backstab each other just to stay in the manager's good books.
I was reached out to on LinkedIn via a third-party recruiter, and after speaking to her, a one-hour tech interview was scheduled. I was ghosted. I'm not sure what to make of it, but all I can say is that it is very unprofessional of them. I have av
The interview process was well organized, showing a glimpse of the professionalism people possess as it was conducted in a very disciplined manner. There was a delay in giving feedback. I attended two tech rounds (one written and one oral) so far, b
The entire process was too congested, and it did not look like they were prepared for the huge diversity drive turnout. My interviewer seemed more prone to reject people to reduce candidate size than to actually gauge a person's capability. They kick
I was reached out to on LinkedIn via a third-party recruiter, and after speaking to her, a one-hour tech interview was scheduled. I was ghosted. I'm not sure what to make of it, but all I can say is that it is very unprofessional of them. I have av
The interview process was well organized, showing a glimpse of the professionalism people possess as it was conducted in a very disciplined manner. There was a delay in giving feedback. I attended two tech rounds (one written and one oral) so far, b
The entire process was too congested, and it did not look like they were prepared for the huge diversity drive turnout. My interviewer seemed more prone to reject people to reduce candidate size than to actually gauge a person's capability. They kick