It's all in your manager's hands
It's all in your manager's hands
Free food. Free peanuts. Full of slackers with few hard workers who run the ship.
No differentiation between hard worker vs. slacker. All you get is peanuts, no matter what.
Compensation and benefits are nowhere near the tech industry standards. The review system is screwed up and lame. I want to give 0 stars for Compensation & Benefits, but well, "I should be glad I still have a job" apparently.
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The first step was a 30-minute HR phone interview. Nothing fancy, and the interviewer was very friendly. Next, there was a 45-minute technical interview. The interviewer could not allow me to think through my answers before responding.
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Initially, the interview started with resume-related questions, followed by basic questions on HTML, Java, XML, XSL, and CSS. The interviewer showed no response to my answers. As soon as the interview began, they moved directly to technical question
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Natick, Massachusetts, United StatesNovember 9, 2012The first step was a 30-minute HR phone interview. Nothing fancy, and the interviewer was very friendly. Next, there was a 45-minute technical interview. The interviewer could not allow me to think through my answers before responding.
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Natick, Massachusetts, United StatesJanuary 1, 2011Initially, the interview started with resume-related questions, followed by basic questions on HTML, Java, XML, XSL, and CSS. The interviewer showed no response to my answers. As soon as the interview began, they moved directly to technical question
