Lowe's has historically been a great company in the U.S. with a strong work culture. However, things are changing rapidly, and there are increasing challenges and concerns. More on the cons.
It appears that much of mid-management has been transitioned to India, which was beneficial when they primarily oversaw resources there. However, the current structure designates managers in the U.S. in title only, while actual decision-making authority remains with managers in India. This shift may create challenges for U.S. employees, who may feel targeted or pressured to leave their roles. Additionally, this restructuring could result in a single vacated U.S. position being replaced by multiple roles in India. Furthermore, there is a lack of accountability, as requests for data or clarification regarding managerial actions often go unanswered, leaving employees without recourse. Managers operate with significant authority, while the HR department in the U.S. appears to have limited influence in addressing these concerns.
I wish HR here had more authority to look into employee issues.
Three rounds of interview including an HR round: technical, managerial, and HR. Questions were as per the job profile and the role I had applied for, such as what technologies I have worked with and what kind of work I am doing in my current company.
I got a call through one of the consultants. The job is for a C and Unix position with MySQL preferred. 1. The first round was a telephonic interview. Questions were asked about memory leaks, how to analyze segmentation faults, and some Unix command
Two rounds of interview. One technical round over Teams call and another in-person HR round. The first round was more of tech and scenario-based questions. Overall, it was a smooth process.
Three rounds of interview including an HR round: technical, managerial, and HR. Questions were as per the job profile and the role I had applied for, such as what technologies I have worked with and what kind of work I am doing in my current company.
I got a call through one of the consultants. The job is for a C and Unix position with MySQL preferred. 1. The first round was a telephonic interview. Questions were asked about memory leaks, how to analyze segmentation faults, and some Unix command
Two rounds of interview. One technical round over Teams call and another in-person HR round. The first round was more of tech and scenario-based questions. Overall, it was a smooth process.