The way the company is handling RTTO (Return to the Office) is ridiculous. Upper management has set up a tool to track how many times you come into the office. If you don't comply, your name will end up in a report and be sent to HR.
The company should spend its time and money on something more innovative rather than spending so much time and effort to create a tracking tool to force people back into the office. They should give employees more flexibility on when they will come to the office and when they will work remotely.
To be forced to come to the office for "collaboration" is not justifiable when all you do is come to the office just to sit on a Zoom call with the people sitting next to you or in a different geographical location.
Attrition is very high due to forced RTTO.
Company 401K match is not given for the first year, and once eligible, it is only given at the end of the year.
Give employees the flexibility to decide when we will come to the office. Don't force us. We are adults. Get out of the "old company" mentality and stay up to date with how the "modern" companies operate.
The interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. The interview ended early because they have in-office mandates of 2 days per week. I work best from a full-time remote environment. For any interviewer reading this, please c
My interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. We cut the call short because the job required two days in the office, whereas I work best in a full-time remote environment.
I had an interview with two people from the team. One was the manager and the other an associate. The manager asked general questions, while the associate gave technical questions that I had to solve on the spot. The interviewers were very friendly,
The interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. The interview ended early because they have in-office mandates of 2 days per week. I work best from a full-time remote environment. For any interviewer reading this, please c
My interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. We cut the call short because the job required two days in the office, whereas I work best in a full-time remote environment.
I had an interview with two people from the team. One was the manager and the other an associate. The manager asked general questions, while the associate gave technical questions that I had to solve on the spot. The interviewers were very friendly,