Good benefits Great vacations Average salaries with good bonuses
Maximum flexibility expected from the technical workforce; stability is a matter of luck.
Employees are just a number in a labor pool.
Promotions go to the few people who have a stable job around the boss.
Lack of structured technical employee's career development.
Maximum flexibility burns people out.
"Labor Pool" employees don't have visibility to management and don't stand a chance for promotion.
Company values are promising but made impossible by company structure.
The hiring process includes: * A technical round. * An HR interview, followed by another technical interview.
Conversation full of irritating short-term thinking. Testing for the knowledge you need in the job, but purely knowledge you already possess, as if you cannot learn quickly. As if the technical content is so difficult that you cannot master it in a f
2 technical rounds, 1 hour each, and then an offer from the company. The technical interview was 1 hour long both times. The HR round was also one hour long. The first round was telephonic, and the next round was in the office.
The hiring process includes: * A technical round. * An HR interview, followed by another technical interview.
Conversation full of irritating short-term thinking. Testing for the knowledge you need in the job, but purely knowledge you already possess, as if you cannot learn quickly. As if the technical content is so difficult that you cannot master it in a f
2 technical rounds, 1 hour each, and then an offer from the company. The technical interview was 1 hour long both times. The HR round was also one hour long. The first round was telephonic, and the next round was in the office.