Tons of great people to partner with. Someone knows what you don't, and is willing to help.
Benefits are amazing:
Not micromanaged, and you can own your business and chart your ship.
Constantly in churn, where no one knows what to do and how you do your job. If you aren't an "own it" type of person that needs to be told what to do, it is a rough onboarding process. Very little hand-holding. Imposter syndrome is real, and in this environment, you'll feel it, and feel alone at times.
Too soon to say. My manager is awesome (I think he is an M2. We have no M1 currently.)
After being asked multiple times for the position, I eventually agreed to an introductory meeting. After the first conversation, both they and I were enthusiastic. Because of that, it was confusing that the second conversation took so long to happen
The interview I had was smooth, but there were some waiting periods when moving to the next phase. Maybe it was the corporate side for internal requirements or check mechanisms. Anyway, all the interviewers were nice and respectful to the candidate.
Long and tedious, but everything is explained clearly. They don't ask technical questions; only how you perform in terms of their principles, growth mindset, teamwork, etc. They also take your personal life into account, such as hobbies, and that you
After being asked multiple times for the position, I eventually agreed to an introductory meeting. After the first conversation, both they and I were enthusiastic. Because of that, it was confusing that the second conversation took so long to happen
The interview I had was smooth, but there were some waiting periods when moving to the next phase. Maybe it was the corporate side for internal requirements or check mechanisms. Anyway, all the interviewers were nice and respectful to the candidate.
Long and tedious, but everything is explained clearly. They don't ask technical questions; only how you perform in terms of their principles, growth mindset, teamwork, etc. They also take your personal life into account, such as hobbies, and that you