Decent pay. Amazing benefits. Very diverse and celebrates that diversity. Easy to move up.
Location is not great; it's in the insanely overpriced Bay Area. Management training would go a long way. Nature of the automotive industry, but many are insanely overworked.
Turn down the meeting quantity and focus on your own team more. Every manager is so wrapped up in meetings, half of them don’t even know what their employees actually do.
I had 6 rounds, and it was not an easy interview. The questions were very detailed. Some interview questions did not truly make sense. During certain interview rounds, I did not get a chance to ask the interviewer questions.
The interview process was extremely smooth, and I received a quick response regarding the decision. The first HR representative approved me after the initial interview and explained the entire process. After clearing the first round, I received an em
I applied on LinkedIn and received a call from the recruiter. We had a chat about the job requirements and where I might fit in. It was a pretty good conversation. Next, I was scheduled for a technical phone screen with a Senior Engineer. Most of th
I had 6 rounds, and it was not an easy interview. The questions were very detailed. Some interview questions did not truly make sense. During certain interview rounds, I did not get a chance to ask the interviewer questions.
The interview process was extremely smooth, and I received a quick response regarding the decision. The first HR representative approved me after the initial interview and explained the entire process. After clearing the first round, I received an em
I applied on LinkedIn and received a call from the recruiter. We had a chat about the job requirements and where I might fit in. It was a pretty good conversation. Next, I was scheduled for a technical phone screen with a Senior Engineer. Most of th