Stability of Company - it's doing pretty well when others are being bought up.
Flexible work hours, at least for some teams; it depends on your manager.
Knowledgeable people to work with, a lot of smart people here.
Training opportunities are good to increase your skills with classes and some money for education.
Pay and bonuses are low, and you usually don't get regular salary increases. If you do, it isn't much.
It can be hard to move very far up and take on more challenges since it's such a huge company, so you have a lot of competition up the ranks.
The executives are paid way more than their peers at other companies, while the workers are underpaid. This can make you feel very unappreciated.
Pay your best performers better.
Don't mislead about bonuses coming when they aren't coming.
I was a college recruit. I flew to the headquarters for the only round of interviews. A day-long interview with five different groups, a mix of technical and behavioral questions.
The phone interview was good. The recruiter was very supportive. I was asked to come in with an expected set of benefits and compensation. Moreover, the interviewers had almost decided on the position to hire me for. It was a great experience. They a
- Resume review - Phone screening - On-site interviews
I was a college recruit. I flew to the headquarters for the only round of interviews. A day-long interview with five different groups, a mix of technical and behavioral questions.
The phone interview was good. The recruiter was very supportive. I was asked to come in with an expected set of benefits and compensation. Moreover, the interviewers had almost decided on the position to hire me for. It was a great experience. They a
- Resume review - Phone screening - On-site interviews