You can get far in the company if you're skilled and hardworking. Most of the employees are deadweight, so you can stand out quite easily.
Since most employees are deadweight, you have to stay on and do everything, meet impossible deadlines, go through multiple layers of meaningless bureaucracy and 'security'. Also, forget about your social life.
Listen to your devs. You can't solve the problem of your outdated systems by hiring more people and just throwing money at them without understanding the root of the problem.
I went through three rounds of interviews: one phone screening and two technical interviews. Everything seemed to be going well, but I didn't receive a response. They stated that many people were applying, which is why they didn't proceed with my ap
The interview was scheduled by the recruiter.
The interview was scheduled by the recruiter.
Five to seven interviews, 30-45 minutes each, is normal. They would try to put them back-to-back, either on-site or over the phone.
I went through three rounds of interviews: one phone screening and two technical interviews. Everything seemed to be going well, but I didn't receive a response. They stated that many people were applying, which is why they didn't proceed with my ap
The interview was scheduled by the recruiter.
The interview was scheduled by the recruiter.
Five to seven interviews, 30-45 minutes each, is normal. They would try to put them back-to-back, either on-site or over the phone.