Good pay and a challenging job.
As an Enterprise Architect, there were a lot of business trips, at least one trip per week.
I had a phone interview with HR. Then, I had an onsite interview with the team manager. This was followed by an onsite interview with a peer of the team manager. HR then called to discuss the package.
It really began in mid-2012, when I sent a CV for the Enterprise Architect position. They called me for a series of interviews (HR, technical, presentation) in September, but I was on vacation and could not participate in the last one. So my CV was
Excellent communication and a great experience. I had submitted my resume online a while ago and was contacted out of the blue for their Enterprise Architecture position. The experience overall took about 1 month to offer and then an additional 2-3
I had a phone interview with HR. Then, I had an onsite interview with the team manager. This was followed by an onsite interview with a peer of the team manager. HR then called to discuss the package.
It really began in mid-2012, when I sent a CV for the Enterprise Architect position. They called me for a series of interviews (HR, technical, presentation) in September, but I was on vacation and could not participate in the last one. So my CV was
Excellent communication and a great experience. I had submitted my resume online a while ago and was contacted out of the blue for their Enterprise Architecture position. The experience overall took about 1 month to offer and then an additional 2-3