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Horrible middle management, especially within EA teams and SC teams in the East Territory, where they don’t know how to coach and provide feedback.
Ineffective Sales AEs who don’t know how to sell outside IT and play dirty politics to throw other supporting teams under the bus.
No role clarity, and multiple teams are stealing each other’s credit to compete and gain attention from the Sales Account teams.
Dirty politics and talented employees are not allowed to share their thoughts. It’s an autocratic culture where sales teams have the upper hand to dictate the overall strategy.
The EA team in the East Territory is run by a hire-to-fire manager.
Get rid of incompetent sales leaders who are not in touch with new industry trends.
Get rid of incompetent older employees who don’t collaborate with newer employees.
Eliminate multiple teams who share similar roles and responsibilities and compete against each other.
Clearly define roles and responsibilities for similar roles and set clear expectations for performance.
Applied through a referral. Contacted by the director of the team, after which I had one technical round with a senior developer. Started with a bunch of textbook-like questions on HTML, CSS, and JS, which I answered completely.
It was good. A typical interview process and engaging. It was easy to clear. The interviewer was very helpful. A fine interview. More of a technical interview. That is it, isn't it? Not sure, I am sure.
No HR interviewed during the processing. A senior software engineer interviewed me. When I introduced myself, the interview was interrupted to wait for HR, and then reconnected by a phone conference system. No one introduced the new listener. When I
Applied through a referral. Contacted by the director of the team, after which I had one technical round with a senior developer. Started with a bunch of textbook-like questions on HTML, CSS, and JS, which I answered completely.
It was good. A typical interview process and engaging. It was easy to clear. The interviewer was very helpful. A fine interview. More of a technical interview. That is it, isn't it? Not sure, I am sure.
No HR interviewed during the processing. A senior software engineer interviewed me. When I introduced myself, the interview was interrupted to wait for HR, and then reconnected by a phone conference system. No one introduced the new listener. When I