Some of the old guard is still there, so one could learn a lot of classic technology solutions.
There was a layoff in December when NY IT lost around 5%. Management openly stated that they wanted to reduce NY IT headcount by 25%.
Same management now says "not this year," but is probably lying.
The company had the best earnings ever but cut my bonus by a third after an "exceeded expectations" review. My guess is others are way worse.
Many mission-critical projects are losing their best engineers.
One day, soon, something serious will break that would put the company's survival on the table. Upper management either has no idea how bad the situation really is, or does not care.
Run.
Advice to the Board:
Replace upper management, especially IT, ASAP. They are delusional.
The process took a week. I interviewed at Morgan Stanley (New York). I applied through the university portal. After two rounds of on-campus interviews, I was called on-site for the remaining rounds.
I applied on the MS careers website and heard from an MS recruiter after two months. It was a one-hour technical phone interview, with two interviewers. They asked about five questions. The interview focused on technical questions, past experience,
I entered the process for an experienced position through an agent. I submitted my CV and was given a date for the first screening interview round at Morgan Stanley Tokyo. That round went well. They asked basic questions about what I do and my past
The process took a week. I interviewed at Morgan Stanley (New York). I applied through the university portal. After two rounds of on-campus interviews, I was called on-site for the remaining rounds.
I applied on the MS careers website and heard from an MS recruiter after two months. It was a one-hour technical phone interview, with two interviewers. They asked about five questions. The interview focused on technical questions, past experience,
I entered the process for an experienced position through an agent. I submitted my CV and was given a date for the first screening interview round at Morgan Stanley Tokyo. That round went well. They asked basic questions about what I do and my past