Large open org, with lots of comms, and a sense of purpose and community. Great options for purchasing leave, doing charity work, and a fantastic share buy-in program.
I haven't been here long enough to find the real problems yet. Onboarding was a bit clunky, but there are specific circumstances around that.
Consider widening the purchased leave options to allow more than 2 weeks. In the end, a full-time employee who can take all the time they need, across the year, to spend time with family or look after themselves or others, is a more productive employee. It's not a "real" cost to Motorola because you pay for it in reduced wages - it's basically "leave without pay, paid for over 12 months". And it can always be refused on operational requirements. It's only for those people for whom taking an extra couple of weeks off during the year doesn't impact Motorola negatively overall.
Internal referring. After submitting a resume, then ask for a test examination about 30 items. Then three people take an interview with me. The second round is an operating manager interview.
Well-concerned on the role, specifically aligned with the technical terms of the specific role. Applied for a developer role and highly concentrated on Java and Kotlin. RxJava and OOPs concepts were highlighted. Coroutines and Room database concepts
It was 15 minutes with the interviewer from Main Power, a third-party company of theirs. The interview was going well, but when I mentioned I was looking for a new opportunity in the market because I was unemployed, the recruiter ended the interview
Internal referring. After submitting a resume, then ask for a test examination about 30 items. Then three people take an interview with me. The second round is an operating manager interview.
Well-concerned on the role, specifically aligned with the technical terms of the specific role. Applied for a developer role and highly concentrated on Java and Kotlin. RxJava and OOPs concepts were highlighted. Coroutines and Room database concepts
It was 15 minutes with the interviewer from Main Power, a third-party company of theirs. The interview was going well, but when I mentioned I was looking for a new opportunity in the market because I was unemployed, the recruiter ended the interview