Great benefit, flexible work time management (depending on your manager), good salary.
It's hard to get visibility. There's a lot of politics, and it's difficult to get promoted if you don't talk louder than your coworkers. It's all about being seen, and not about the work you've done.
Six persons to interview with. Each one is specialized on a different topic. If one of them says no, you are out. The six interviews were 1 hour long each, starting at 8 AM. They ended around 5 PM with an interview with the general manager of the gr
Start with a technical screening, followed by four more interviews if you pass that. For me, the fourth interview was contingent on going through the first three. You meet with two developers on the team and then the manager.
Passed the first round of interview with a manager. Was handed off to another HR person to schedule the on-site interview. Never heard back. Emailed twice, two weeks apart each time. Nothing was received in response.
Six persons to interview with. Each one is specialized on a different topic. If one of them says no, you are out. The six interviews were 1 hour long each, starting at 8 AM. They ended around 5 PM with an interview with the general manager of the gr
Start with a technical screening, followed by four more interviews if you pass that. For me, the fourth interview was contingent on going through the first three. You meet with two developers on the team and then the manager.
Passed the first round of interview with a manager. Was handed off to another HR person to schedule the on-site interview. Never heard back. Emailed twice, two weeks apart each time. Nothing was received in response.