Wfh Gone, Firings Begin
Wfh Gone, Firings Begin
All the pros of working here were thrown out the window in 2022 when WFH was yanked from employees with less than a month's notice.
After WFH was taken away, they started firing sprees and haven’t stopped.
They’ve removed some employee benefits, won’t even let employees WFH with forecasted snow, have removed Flex Time policies, and force employees to sign NDAs and “contracts” to not pursue legal action.
I left in early 2023 but feared leaving a review for a long time because they’re a very spiteful and retaliatory company (despite these being anonymous—I’m paranoid).
Chad is a terrible CEO, and something is seriously wrong with him and the leadership enabling him. It’s clear something bad is going on there, like they’re getting ready to sell the company or something.
Oust Chad already.
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The interview process was nice and professional. Unfortunately, I received radio silence after the second interview. The professional thing to do would be to send at least a form letter to decline the offer, yet they provide none. They request all
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More personality questions were asked to see if I would fit in well with the department. Although I did not get the position, I was able to gain interview experience.
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It was three rounds with the first phone interview, second was in person with two employees from a QA team, and last was with two QA managers. The entire interview process from phone interview to acceptance took roughly a month.
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United StatesApril 1, 2017The interview process was nice and professional. Unfortunately, I received radio silence after the second interview. The professional thing to do would be to send at least a form letter to decline the offer, yet they provide none. They request all
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United StatesMarch 1, 2018More personality questions were asked to see if I would fit in well with the department. Although I did not get the position, I was able to gain interview experience.
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United StatesMarch 1, 2018It was three rounds with the first phone interview, second was in person with two employees from a QA team, and last was with two QA managers. The entire interview process from phone interview to acceptance took roughly a month.
