You can end up on one of the "tropical islands" projects, working on some amazing and well-funded tech with awesomely competent people and build world-class stuff.
It is hard to get into those "tropical islands" projects, which are surrounded by an entire ocean of doldrum projects and people, basically just shovelling sand.
Great if you want to put your kids through school or pay off your mortgage.
Most management are too busy slapping backs and defending their status quo to act on advice.
After three interviews with a very positive vibe, the recruiter disappeared for more than a week. I sent a message to check the status, and she excused the disappearance with local holidays. She promised to call me back in two days (after the upcomin
The interview happened in 2019. I dropped off my resume at a university career fair. I had an online interview where I was asked to code a linked list for a particular use case. The interview did not go well due to a mix of technical issues, communi
No interview for me, as I have been an employee from the acquired company.
After three interviews with a very positive vibe, the recruiter disappeared for more than a week. I sent a message to check the status, and she excused the disappearance with local holidays. She promised to call me back in two days (after the upcomin
The interview happened in 2019. I dropped off my resume at a university career fair. I had an online interview where I was asked to code a linked list for a particular use case. The interview did not go well due to a mix of technical issues, communi
No interview for me, as I have been an employee from the acquired company.