There is a decent salary and benefits, especially early-career.
Unlimited PTO is nice if and only if you have the right manager.
Terrible culture. Expect 6+ hours of meetings daily, all with 30+ people
No work gets done. Teams that directly work together have long, fully non-intersecting management chains. Expect a lot of "We do this because it's always been done that way"
Even down to using in-house text editors from the IBM days. Every minor decision takes weeks of discussion and internal politics.
Fire half of the management layers. There should not be 13 layers between CEO and engineer. Engineers are your best asset- trust them to make the right decisions.
2nd round interviewer (1 on 1) was blunt and inquisitive, not very friendly in tone, abruptly interrupts when I was in the middle of my sentence. Not turning on camera so I had no visual cue of whether my answer addressed the question or not. Felt l
Two technical interviews, the first interview with team leaders, and the second with the managers. Over the average questions, all new. First, couple of questions about personality, the the technical part
Ask me to tell about my self, what did i learn and were, the intervewer was very nice, ask alot about the army and where did i served. And ask about my final project in the university
2nd round interviewer (1 on 1) was blunt and inquisitive, not very friendly in tone, abruptly interrupts when I was in the middle of my sentence. Not turning on camera so I had no visual cue of whether my answer addressed the question or not. Felt l
Two technical interviews, the first interview with team leaders, and the second with the managers. Over the average questions, all new. First, couple of questions about personality, the the technical part
Ask me to tell about my self, what did i learn and were, the intervewer was very nice, ask alot about the army and where did i served. And ask about my final project in the university