Some teams work on cool, interesting things.
Some teams feel like country clubs, where white male managers and engineers go to do the whole "good ol' boys club" thing.
Are managers here corrupt or incompetent? I can't say which is the more accurate adjective to use, but there is no correlation between merit and employee levels here.
Pay attention to what people on your team are doing and do your job instead of making excuses like how hard it is to get people promoted.
Do your job, or find yourself a different role that you are a better fit for.
I applied online. HR contacted me and explained about the team and the requirements. First, they asked for an online test with three questions. Then, they asked me to come to MSFT HQ in Redmond. All arrangements were flawless and smooth. After tha
I was contacted via LinkedIn. After providing an updated resume, I was asked to take an hour-long test on HackerRank. After the test, I was invited to an onsite interview on a Saturday. There seemed to be around 22 candidates and about 6 interviewer
The interviewer was friendly and tried to inspire you to answer questions. Based on the interview results, they seem to accurately reflect your coding level. This also helps you to judge whether you are ready for such a job or ponder whether you are
I applied online. HR contacted me and explained about the team and the requirements. First, they asked for an online test with three questions. Then, they asked me to come to MSFT HQ in Redmond. All arrangements were flawless and smooth. After tha
I was contacted via LinkedIn. After providing an updated resume, I was asked to take an hour-long test on HackerRank. After the test, I was invited to an onsite interview on a Saturday. There seemed to be around 22 candidates and about 6 interviewer
The interviewer was friendly and tried to inspire you to answer questions. Based on the interview results, they seem to accurately reflect your coding level. This also helps you to judge whether you are ready for such a job or ponder whether you are