Nice office, good coffee, free lunch, good technology.
Bad management in this location, rampant favoritism and backbiting, below-par salary, petty politics overshadows actual work, and engineers are not valued.
Management cares about little else except posing to 'look good' in Waldorf. Barring one or two, there is no one remaining in this location with technical vision or breadth enough to lead, which makes them dependent on expertise in other locations.
Nothing really. The management here is old and fixated, and has created this culture over the last several years.
Many senior people have left or are leaving in disgust, including myself.
Waldorf upper management should take a good look here and revamp the entire structure.
The interview was easier than I thought it would be. **First Round:** A one-hour-long, healthy discussion. They asked about the current project in detail, from architecture to the technology being used and the release/deployment process. For exampl
Hiring was conducted professionally. It started with an invitation for an interview (during a weekend) via email. The first round was technical, featuring conceptual and software design-related queries, rather than questions in any specific programmi
The recruiter lost my application. After multiple calls to her, I got the chance for the onsite interview. Three levels were passed for the interview, and the last one was the onsite one.
The interview was easier than I thought it would be. **First Round:** A one-hour-long, healthy discussion. They asked about the current project in detail, from architecture to the technology being used and the release/deployment process. For exampl
Hiring was conducted professionally. It started with an invitation for an interview (during a weekend) via email. The first round was technical, featuring conceptual and software design-related queries, rather than questions in any specific programmi
The recruiter lost my application. After multiple calls to her, I got the chance for the onsite interview. Three levels were passed for the interview, and the last one was the onsite one.