You must be politically and technically savvy to survive
You must be politically and technically savvy to survive
Good pay. Many interesting technical projects. Always on your feet working. Flexible hours. Casual environment. Open door policy. Opportunity to travel business class if you like traveling.
Too much politics. If your work ethic is to just focus on getting your work done, this is not the right place for you.
Minimize politics
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I applied on your website and had a phone call after two weeks, followed by an on-site interview. Except for the hiring manager, all other interviewers (yes, all four of them) seemed to wonder how I reached this level. They kept asking how I got my
Staff Engineer
I met the phone screener in person for coffee rather than on the phone. He approved and said he'd bring me in for a full on-site interview. About two weeks later, I went to San Diego for the position, which was located either in San Diego or Silicon
Staff Engineer
The interview was telephonic and on-site. I had a telephonic interview of nearly three hours with five people. Each person conducted an interview for 30 minutes, mostly technical with a few general questions. It was a very lengthy process.
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJune 13, 2016I applied on your website and had a phone call after two weeks, followed by an on-site interview. Except for the hiring manager, all other interviewers (yes, all four of them) seemed to wonder how I reached this level. They kept asking how I got my
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2016I met the phone screener in person for coffee rather than on the phone. He approved and said he'd bring me in for a full on-site interview. About two weeks later, I went to San Diego for the position, which was located either in San Diego or Silicon
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2014The interview was telephonic and on-site. I had a telephonic interview of nearly three hours with five people. Each person conducted an interview for 30 minutes, mostly technical with a few general questions. It was a very lengthy process.
