PayPal treats its employees really well. Most of the folks I see around are decent individuals and very accommodating. The culture promotes basic good behavior when interacting with others. The benefits and salary are much better than most other competitors. If you are in a good org, there are opportunities to do a decent amount of technical work.
The competition at PayPal is a bit unhealthy. There are certain cliques where they won't let you move up despite good work. Typically, the modus operandi for that is to starve you of good work/projects and not let you succeed. You need to be politically savvy to move into a group that promotes a good, value-oriented approach while giving promotions. In general, going up in the game of thrones is not just a function of your skills and value but mostly your political acumen. Those who just do their job but do not spend time or do not have the org support to market their work will not receive kudos for their work. In general, it's hard to find a win-win situation to add value and succeed in your individual career.
Please open new lines of business.
Think of implementing a multi-pronged approach for growing.
Fire the leeches who have been sucking and not able to deliver.
Break old patterns of associations and networks.
Foster a positive attitude towards career growth.
I submitted numerous applications for similar positions on eBay and PayPal's career websites. Subsequently, one of PayPal's internal recruiters contacted me and kindly referred me to this specific position. I then applied. The interview scheduling p
It was like 6 rounds, with a streamlined HR process. The background check took almost 15+ days. The visa transfer and green card process were also good. I had two phone rounds, then was flown in person to San Jose for the next four rounds.
A quick introduction phone interview, followed by a technical phone screen the following week.
I submitted numerous applications for similar positions on eBay and PayPal's career websites. Subsequently, one of PayPal's internal recruiters contacted me and kindly referred me to this specific position. I then applied. The interview scheduling p
It was like 6 rounds, with a streamlined HR process. The background check took almost 15+ days. The visa transfer and green card process were also good. I had two phone rounds, then was flown in person to San Jose for the next four rounds.
A quick introduction phone interview, followed by a technical phone screen the following week.