Ok to work - if you are looking for a stable job.
Benefits are quite good.
Vacation/sick PTO is good.
Flexibility with work hours and work-from-home options.
Opportunities for training.
Not good for someone looking for quick career growth.
Very few opportunities to get promoted or move within departments.
Not good with pay increases. No cost-of-living increases on a yearly basis.
None ...
I talked to a recruiter and never heard from them again. I thought it went well; they asked me what year I graduated college, which was 1989. That was the end of it. It was an illegal question, too!
The initial introductory was fine. They arranged a tech test, then cancelled it the next day. Afterward, they sent an email declaring, without any explanation, that they would not proceed with me any further. Is common decency too much to expect from
It went with 6 rounds and it was a very nice interaction. Be thorough with the concepts and implementation you kept on your resume and stick to them; show how you implemented them.
I talked to a recruiter and never heard from them again. I thought it went well; they asked me what year I graduated college, which was 1989. That was the end of it. It was an illegal question, too!
The initial introductory was fine. They arranged a tech test, then cancelled it the next day. Afterward, they sent an email declaring, without any explanation, that they would not proceed with me any further. Is common decency too much to expect from
It went with 6 rounds and it was a very nice interaction. Be thorough with the concepts and implementation you kept on your resume and stick to them; show how you implemented them.