Pro: Has largely avoided layoffs in the past, but
Con: now uses "quiet firing" to do the same thing that is cheaper for them.
Many staff have been there for many years, which means you could easily be working with colleagues who have been working there for 5, 10, or 20 years.
While this sounds good, largely, those colleagues have built ivory towers and do not like change.
Because they have job security, they also don't mind verbally bullying newer colleagues either privately or in meetings, etc.
In recent years, the company has had a more honest relationship with their restaurant customers than their own staff. It would be great to change this.
The interview began with a phone call with the hiring manager, where my interest to apply and past experiences were gauged. This was followed by a take-home coding test. After the coding test was submitted, I had three to four rounds of interviews.
I dropped my resume at the university's career fair table and they emailed me a day later for an on-campus interview. The whole interview was around an hour long. I first met an HR person who asked about logistics stuff (any other interviews? with w
6 rounds, mostly with engineers, 1 with VP of Engineering. The overall process was very smooth. I felt the interview experience was very similar to Airbnb, except Airbnb's cultural round at the end. They also gave me a take-home exercise, which I en
The interview began with a phone call with the hiring manager, where my interest to apply and past experiences were gauged. This was followed by a take-home coding test. After the coding test was submitted, I had three to four rounds of interviews.
I dropped my resume at the university's career fair table and they emailed me a day later for an on-campus interview. The whole interview was around an hour long. I first met an HR person who asked about logistics stuff (any other interviews? with w
6 rounds, mostly with engineers, 1 with VP of Engineering. The overall process was very smooth. I felt the interview experience was very similar to Airbnb, except Airbnb's cultural round at the end. They also gave me a take-home exercise, which I en