No work/life balance. All work gets piled up. The more you do, the more you are rewarded with extra work with no extra compensation.
Management are cold and doesn't recognize the hard work we put in, so long as it gets done.
Expectations are unrealistic from management, as we are expected to do the job of other roles.
Confused about our position as they are not structured and it is unorganized.
Zero encouragement from mid or direct management, and we are always shot down, making it look like we are always the problem.
Overall, it is a great company, and it seems to be going in the right direction. However, the only roadblock we encounter is having mid-management in the way. They are always delegating extra, unnecessary work or comments to us when we're already so busy with our own work.
It seems that they are not there to help us at all, except to slow us down by pushing us to push others in other departments when it is not even our role to do so. This should be their job.
Often, we are always the problem to them when situations arise on their end, and they seem to show that they have power. Productivity would be much better by eliminating the mid-management positions or replacing them with experienced ones coming from other top-tier companies.
Four personnel were present. The first personnel wanted to end the interview within five minutes. He was rude, seemed hurried, or did not like my personality. The manager was called, and I wanted to leave, but the manager insisted I stay. One inter
The human resources interface was excellent, except for the delay in responses. It took about two to three weeks to receive replies. However, the directions provided were very accurate and to the point. They promised to give feedback at each stage o
I started with a phone interview. The interviewer asked simple questions and reviewed my resume. After the phone interview, I was invited to the Santa Clara campus, with all expenses paid. The interview lasted 5.5 hours, and I was interviewed by 8 p
Four personnel were present. The first personnel wanted to end the interview within five minutes. He was rude, seemed hurried, or did not like my personality. The manager was called, and I wanted to leave, but the manager insisted I stay. One inter
The human resources interface was excellent, except for the delay in responses. It took about two to three weeks to receive replies. However, the directions provided were very accurate and to the point. They promised to give feedback at each stage o
I started with a phone interview. The interviewer asked simple questions and reviewed my resume. After the phone interview, I was invited to the Santa Clara campus, with all expenses paid. The interview lasted 5.5 hours, and I was interviewed by 8 p