"Culture" isn't a joke. It's real, and it's great.
Lots of great technology to work on.
Lots of changes in the past couple of years, most of which are not for the better, including quite a few reorgs, layoffs, and hiring freezes.
Pay is OK, but not great, though the benefits are pretty good.
A lot of the changes seem like they are changing the culture by making Red Hat feel like a corporation.
The company is starting to invest in too many things, such as telecom, automotive, and AI.
Refocus on our core values and core competencies. Stop chasing every dollar that is out there.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. The screening interviewer looked at my graduation date on my CV and immediately said I was overqualified. They proceeded to discuss salary expectations, and it was obvious the EMEA pay was well under wha
After submitting my application through their website, I was contacted by a recruiter who arranged a meeting with the hiring manager. I thought that meeting went well, but my application has remained "under review" for five months.
There were 5 rounds. Had a screening with the Hiring Manager first, followed by 4 rounds of technical discussions. These were around my experience in data engineering, modeling, and architecture. Very positive experience, but the offer wasn't great.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. The screening interviewer looked at my graduation date on my CV and immediately said I was overqualified. They proceeded to discuss salary expectations, and it was obvious the EMEA pay was well under wha
After submitting my application through their website, I was contacted by a recruiter who arranged a meeting with the hiring manager. I thought that meeting went well, but my application has remained "under review" for five months.
There were 5 rounds. Had a screening with the Hiring Manager first, followed by 4 rounds of technical discussions. These were around my experience in data engineering, modeling, and architecture. Very positive experience, but the offer wasn't great.