Remote working is still possible.
No job security. In Q1, you are forced to enter "death note" goals for the year. In Q2 and Q3, there is a check-in, with only "on track" or "need improvement" options. Your manager can enter notes however they want, and you can be impacted at any time. Q4 is the annual review, where a manager can write anything and put you on "not meet."
I spoke with a recruiter over the phone for an initial screening, then completed an online technical test. After that, I was invited on-site for a full-day interview that lasted from approximately 10 AM to 4 PM. During the on-site interview, I met
I had the longest and most exhausting recruiter screen ever, which lasted a full 30 minutes. The recruiter asked me to go through my entire career history in detail, including the specifics of a job from 10 years ago. They also inquired about the gam
The interview process was very engaging. The HR put in a lot of effort to make me comfortable and work within my timelines. The process, completed over two weeks including one onsite day, was as follows: * An initial chat with HR * Technical Pho
I spoke with a recruiter over the phone for an initial screening, then completed an online technical test. After that, I was invited on-site for a full-day interview that lasted from approximately 10 AM to 4 PM. During the on-site interview, I met
I had the longest and most exhausting recruiter screen ever, which lasted a full 30 minutes. The recruiter asked me to go through my entire career history in detail, including the specifics of a job from 10 years ago. They also inquired about the gam
The interview process was very engaging. The HR put in a lot of effort to make me comfortable and work within my timelines. The process, completed over two weeks including one onsite day, was as follows: * An initial chat with HR * Technical Pho