Great compensation; great C-level leadership; top-notch technical talent; high level of budgetary support for projects; excellent overall company to work for (minus managerial and people issues).
Over the top on office politics and bullying in teams; inexperienced technical managers.
Take a hard look at how your middle management tiers behave, creating hostile work environments and driving off top-tier talent (turnover). Money only goes so far.
Had a good discussion with HR before interview day, but the interview process was pathetic. The interviewer asked just one technical question, and the interview was over. I am not sure if he was in a hurry to reject the candidate or if the process it
Long and slightly disorganized. Several changes in the follow-up interview scheduling occurred, which were usually at the last minute. The initial handoff from the headhunter was decent, but after that, it was not smooth.
Having been referred by an existing employee for a non-advertised job, no job description was shared with me beforehand. This meant that I had very little to go on to prepare for the interview. The interview started off with the Executive Director c
Had a good discussion with HR before interview day, but the interview process was pathetic. The interviewer asked just one technical question, and the interview was over. I am not sure if he was in a hurry to reject the candidate or if the process it
Long and slightly disorganized. Several changes in the follow-up interview scheduling occurred, which were usually at the last minute. The initial handoff from the headhunter was decent, but after that, it was not smooth.
Having been referred by an existing employee for a non-advertised job, no job description was shared with me beforehand. This meant that I had very little to go on to prepare for the interview. The interview started off with the Executive Director c