Not as good as it once was
Not as good as it once was
Benefits are good, but not as great as they were in 2008 when I joined. Healthcare, bonuses, and stock took a significant hit after the Fall layoff of 2015.
Employees are generally taken care of and have many additional benefits aside from the aforementioned.
Too many managers with conflicting interests, overlapping areas of focus, and their own agendas, with no repercussions for their misuse of resources or their failing to follow corporate policies. Essentially, many little unaligned kingdoms fighting for territory.
Executive management needs to get departments working together to accomplish the same goal, instead of building individual empires with conflicting self-interests.
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The phone interview first asked about my experiences and my reasons for changing jobs. After about one week, I had an on-site interview. It was a half-day interview with a total of five people. Approximately one week after the interview, they email
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Applied through a recruiter. The on-site interview took around 8 hours. Most of the questions revolved around aspects of the C programming language, as well as security vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel.
Staff Software Engineer
A long, full day interview. It was moderately tough. It started with telephony, then face-to-face. I had one-on-one interviews with six different people. One was just analyzing personality, I think. All were nice, cordial people. I liked the whole
Staff Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2018The phone interview first asked about my experiences and my reasons for changing jobs. After about one week, I had an on-site interview. It was a half-day interview with a total of five people. Approximately one week after the interview, they email
Staff Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2014Applied through a recruiter. The on-site interview took around 8 hours. Most of the questions revolved around aspects of the C programming language, as well as security vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel.
Staff Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2013A long, full day interview. It was moderately tough. It started with telephony, then face-to-face. I had one-on-one interviews with six different people. One was just analyzing personality, I think. All were nice, cordial people. I liked the whole
