It's a job; they pay money.
Some of the projects are cutting-edge, and you can learn from them.
So far, still decent on the vacation time (and you will need it).
Expect to be overworked and underpaid.
Virtually no promotion path for sole contributors.
VERY political.
Indecisive management will change core aspects of a project on a dime, without any regard to the technical issues that will arise, and demand the project will still be delivered on time.
Benefits are getting eroded (like all in the industry, for that matter).
You cannot work from home.
Zero chance of getting your full bonus, unless you are at least an ED or higher.
Initial screening by phone, and then called onsite for a personal interview.
I got a call from HR with an employee referral, and the interview was scheduled for Sunday at 11 AM. I reported at 10:45 AM. I was waiting for my call. It was 11, 12, and finally 1 o'clock. I finally went to HR and asked what the problem was. He sai
I had been approached by the recruiter from LinkedIn, and I had cleared all the rounds. But when it was time for my offer, their immigration team advised not to pursue me because my H1 transfer was pending, and I was in my 60-day grace period due to
Initial screening by phone, and then called onsite for a personal interview.
I got a call from HR with an employee referral, and the interview was scheduled for Sunday at 11 AM. I reported at 10:45 AM. I was waiting for my call. It was 11, 12, and finally 1 o'clock. I finally went to HR and asked what the problem was. He sai
I had been approached by the recruiter from LinkedIn, and I had cleared all the rounds. But when it was time for my offer, their immigration team advised not to pursue me because my H1 transfer was pending, and I was in my 60-day grace period due to