Good and decent benefits.
Lots of opportunity to learn things on your own.
Too many middle managers not doing anything useful for the company. Too many reorgs. Too many interoffice relocations (absolute waste of money!!! Money that can be well spent on more important things). Lots of miscommunication between management down to employees, regardless of being a "single" engineering business unit.
Fix the cons I mentioned above.
Started with a phone interview asking technical questions. Once that's passed, the next step was to interview with 3-4 senior staff and the manager, also answering more technical questions. You were asked to answer questions about customer service a
Talk with 6 people on C. Previous projects. People are nice.
It was pretty smooth. I met with 6 team members. Each interview was pretty grueling, but they are looking for willingness to solve a problem. I heard back from them in 2 days with an offer.
Started with a phone interview asking technical questions. Once that's passed, the next step was to interview with 3-4 senior staff and the manager, also answering more technical questions. You were asked to answer questions about customer service a
Talk with 6 people on C. Previous projects. People are nice.
It was pretty smooth. I met with 6 team members. Each interview was pretty grueling, but they are looking for willingness to solve a problem. I heard back from them in 2 days with an offer.