The benefits are amazing. Work-life balance is nice. PTO and sick leave 👌. My team was amazing. I absolutely loved my job. Mental health is important here, to a point...
Mental health is important, especially during layoffs. Many in my area were laid off due to our business no longer being needed. It was unorganized and quite traumatic. I just feel that with all the education and best practices, this could have been done much better, especially under the current economic climate we are facing, with people already struggling and stressed.
Layoffs are understandable, but these are people who gave to your company, and most really cared about their work. They deserved a better layoff experience, to say the least.
Maybe look into making this a specialty? Layoff specialists who are trained in empathy, tact, and giving all of the information correctly and gently.
People should at least be trained in this if that's part of their job description, especially considering how heavily the experience will affect them.
I had three interviews. The first was structured and focused on technical questions relevant to the role. The second interviewer showed up late and seemed distracted throughout. The third seemed disengaged and uninterested, which made it difficult
I applied for a hardware engineering position, imagining it would be an electrical engineering role. However, I ended up interviewing with a supply chain engineer. Therefore, I was quite surprised when I learned about this during the interview and w
I applied online. The process took two weeks. The interviewers were super nice. The technical question was to create a function to multiply two integers without using the multiplication operator. The interviewers genuinely want to see you pass. Over
I had three interviews. The first was structured and focused on technical questions relevant to the role. The second interviewer showed up late and seemed distracted throughout. The third seemed disengaged and uninterested, which made it difficult
I applied for a hardware engineering position, imagining it would be an electrical engineering role. However, I ended up interviewing with a supply chain engineer. Therefore, I was quite surprised when I learned about this during the interview and w
I applied online. The process took two weeks. The interviewers were super nice. The technical question was to create a function to multiply two integers without using the multiplication operator. The interviewers genuinely want to see you pass. Over