There are so many different resources to learn tech. You have the opportunity to transfer to different locations. As a global company, your experience can be fun and interesting to engage across teams. There is a good PTO policy.
Compensation is 15%-25% lower than average for the same role.
Work-life balance is never good if you want promotion or a salary increase.
Toxic politics: Although you work 50-60 hours a week and achieve amazing tasks, if you are not in the leadership team's favor, your career growth can be very slow.
People can occupy the same role forever and easily stay in their comfort zone.
People diversity is not always true, like in my engineering department.
The team should consist of diverse people from different races. When 99% of developers and managers are in the same race, how can we trust there is no bias on performance reviews?
Very good and on time. Two people who hadn't read your resume very well, but in general, just an ok interview. I thought it would be a two-way interview, but they came in with a bunch of questions which jumped right into it, without any warm-up con
I applied online and received a call from the recruiter after a week. The interview was about an hour long and went very well. However, I received an email about a week later stating my rejection.
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.
Very good and on time. Two people who hadn't read your resume very well, but in general, just an ok interview. I thought it would be a two-way interview, but they came in with a bunch of questions which jumped right into it, without any warm-up con
I applied online and received a call from the recruiter after a week. The interview was about an hour long and went very well. However, I received an email about a week later stating my rejection.
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.