Excellent colleagues at the team level, and lots of great team leads.
My team was easily the best part of my time at MW.
Great WLB.
The offices are very nice if you're fond of going in.
Work is interesting if you're on a specialized team or if you're lucky enough to get to work with newer tech.
Stakeholder dividend is nice, but equity would be nicer.
Core values applied on a "rules for thee, not for me" basis by upper management.
Despite proclaiming a "rational workplace," the rank and file were never given any reasoning for why they are required to work in the office while plenty of senior leaders have decided they themselves get to work fully remotely.
Career progression is slow, based largely on tenure rather than performance.
Pay could be better. Rent is rising faster than compensation in Massachusetts.
Lots of teams are stuck on older tech because "that's how it has always been done; it's too hard to change things now."
Upper management has left team leads and ICs holding the bag as top performers leave in search of remote work and better pay.
Reconsider the hybrid model to keep your teams from falling apart.
I applied online through their website and received an email for an HR interview a few days later. It was a video interview, and I could take it anytime within the next couple of weeks. The interview was recorded, and I was asked five questions. I w
A phone call with HR followed by a 10-minute technical phone interview. The interviewer was not allowed to give feedback. Questions were mostly from Glassdoor. The number of questions answered depended on how many you could complete in 10 minutes. Th
I was first contacted after submitting my resume at my school career fair. They contacted me a week later for a phone interview, and then less than a week after that, I had my on-site interview. They ask you questions in three languages you are com
I applied online through their website and received an email for an HR interview a few days later. It was a video interview, and I could take it anytime within the next couple of weeks. The interview was recorded, and I was asked five questions. I w
A phone call with HR followed by a 10-minute technical phone interview. The interviewer was not allowed to give feedback. Questions were mostly from Glassdoor. The number of questions answered depended on how many you could complete in 10 minutes. Th
I was first contacted after submitting my resume at my school career fair. They contacted me a week later for a phone interview, and then less than a week after that, I had my on-site interview. They ask you questions in three languages you are com