You are still holding onto that startup mentality.
The career path is there.
Your skills are nurtured and support is given where needed.
There is clear direction.
There is flexible work from home.
That startup mentality is starting to slip due to external market conditions, and it's becoming a bit more "corporate" than it was previously.
Like the rest of the industry, things are getting tighter with some cost-cutting measures—contractors being let go, teams being made smaller, bonuses halved, etc. (not that this is all bad from a company perspective, but it impacts the employee).
I had quick screening with someone at director level who had a chat with me about my experience and qualifications and then I was selected for another interview at the next stage.
A 30 min hiring manager round, followed by a technical panel interview of 90 min, followed by a casual conversation with Sr Director/VP of engineering. Panel interview consists of Principal and Fellow Architect.
This was a 3-stage process. Unfortunately, I didn't progress past the 2nd stage as the shortlisting process was extremely competitive. I was informed, however, that they'd get back to me if they opened more vacancies. Both interviews (pre-screen 1 a
I had quick screening with someone at director level who had a chat with me about my experience and qualifications and then I was selected for another interview at the next stage.
A 30 min hiring manager round, followed by a technical panel interview of 90 min, followed by a casual conversation with Sr Director/VP of engineering. Panel interview consists of Principal and Fellow Architect.
This was a 3-stage process. Unfortunately, I didn't progress past the 2nd stage as the shortlisting process was extremely competitive. I was informed, however, that they'd get back to me if they opened more vacancies. Both interviews (pre-screen 1 a