Smart and passionate people are always striving to improve processes and tools. Awesome benefits, especially medical coverage, a free shuttle for employees for commuting, and awesome products. The company is trying to update older-style workplaces, etc.
Manage up or manage out doesn't always apply to everyone on the team. This means they manage out some really solid contributors with a lot of experience just because they don't want to keep moving up the ladder.
The review model doesn't really reward collaboration; it's very competitive.
There's a Dev vs. Test culture. Test is seen as gatekeepers.
More sustainable work-life balance, move to Agile/Lean development, and stop outsourcing. Look at the diversity of your employees and recognize people's strengths versus always trying to work on improving what are seen as weaknesses.
The process started with an email question that required a response. Following that, I had a phone interview where I was asked questions about real-time operating systems and concurrency issues. The on-site portion consisted of six interviews. The
Planning, initial communication - very good. 5 interviews. Work culture is different from group to group and varies. Offices are based on seniority. Some groups have people sharing offices, while others use cubicles.
Had multiple interviews, including one on-campus interview and then several interviews at Microsoft in Redmond. Interview questions consisted of algorithms and personal questions about your past experiences. Interviewers asked questions about sorti
The process started with an email question that required a response. Following that, I had a phone interview where I was asked questions about real-time operating systems and concurrency issues. The on-site portion consisted of six interviews. The
Planning, initial communication - very good. 5 interviews. Work culture is different from group to group and varies. Offices are based on seniority. Some groups have people sharing offices, while others use cubicles.
Had multiple interviews, including one on-campus interview and then several interviews at Microsoft in Redmond. Interview questions consisted of algorithms and personal questions about your past experiences. Interviewers asked questions about sorti