Excellent work-life balance and a modernish tech stack. A good place to learn to engineer, follow a process, do structured work, learn, and grow.
A lot of veterans around who can mentor you. Interesting and challenging problems to work on.
A very well-resourced company that will do everything they can to get you all the things you need to get your work done efficiently.
Compensation is below the industry average. Growth and promotions are difficult, and there is no clear career trajectory. The VSA (Avigilon) org has had constant reorgs in the last couple of years which has caused some chaos. Office politics at the management level feels exhausting.
Higher management should put effort into bringing stability to the mid-low management level and set a direction to make sure goals and objectives persist across leaders. Directions change with leaders, and people often have to reorient themselves, and the work and effort that they put in are often wasted.
45-minute interview which included your standard behavioral questions. A team of engineers made fun of you during the interview and set you up for opportunities to be disrespectful. You'll be hired or not based on one technical question: "Have you ev
It's good and medium-level difficulty. All the questions are from the technical department. Prepare well on OOPs, lists, and good communication. Have knowledge of SQL and be nice. The process is easy, and explain the concepts well.
They selected me via a social hiring platform. From there, the process started. I received an email from them. Then I applied. They replied as early as possible so that I could complete the process on time.
45-minute interview which included your standard behavioral questions. A team of engineers made fun of you during the interview and set you up for opportunities to be disrespectful. You'll be hired or not based on one technical question: "Have you ev
It's good and medium-level difficulty. All the questions are from the technical department. Prepare well on OOPs, lists, and good communication. Have knowledge of SQL and be nice. The process is easy, and explain the concepts well.
They selected me via a social hiring platform. From there, the process started. I received an email from them. Then I applied. They replied as early as possible so that I could complete the process on time.