Relative stability.
Ability to move around the company and work in multiple locations.
Flexible work-at-home for many areas.
Little chance of promotion. Few pay raises; it's not uncommon to go 4 or 5 years without a raise, I am told. Aging technology. Mind-numbingly slow processes to get the simplest of things done. Most software development moving to India. Focus is on acquisitions, not product.
I am not sure what middle management can honestly do to change a culture which is so deeply embedded.
Upper management might leverage the many good engineers they have (many brought on through acquisitions, as I was) and develop new products.
Two rounds of technical interviews, followed by a final round with the manager.
I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter within a week. The first step was a 30-minute phone screen where I discussed my background and basic technical questions. After that, I was given a coding challenge on Spark and LeetCode medium diffic
I applied online. HR connected through phone. First round was a phone interview with the hiring manager. We had a conversation about their expectations and my experiences. Second round was an onsite interview with a panel of four people. The inte
Two rounds of technical interviews, followed by a final round with the manager.
I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter within a week. The first step was a 30-minute phone screen where I discussed my background and basic technical questions. After that, I was given a coding challenge on Spark and LeetCode medium diffic
I applied online. HR connected through phone. First round was a phone interview with the hiring manager. We had a conversation about their expectations and my experiences. Second round was an onsite interview with a panel of four people. The inte