San Diego is a great place to live.
The health insurance is ok.
No time off and expected that work is your life. Poor leadership and micro-managers Poor pay and work/life balance do not exist Offer options that you have to pay for with no clear path to a payback. Lots of fairy dust
Give back to your employees, you aren’t Elon Musk and the company mission and purpose is bigger than just ego.
It’s meaningful and people work here because they believe in the product and their own futures.
People that work at Shield have hope and believe in the management.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I thought the interview process at Shield followed a more holistic approach as compared to the other companies I interviewed at which tested purely software skills. I interviewed for
It was a normal recruiter screen, and I didn't make it past somehow. I know other people who didn't get past this round either, so I guess getting a recruiter interview doesn't automatically mean you really get a chance to interview.
I applied online. Interviews featured a rude, condescending hiring manager who burped throughout the interview and seemed extremely uninterested. The interview is pretty technical, so you should really know the basics and be ready to solve some prob
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I thought the interview process at Shield followed a more holistic approach as compared to the other companies I interviewed at which tested purely software skills. I interviewed for
It was a normal recruiter screen, and I didn't make it past somehow. I know other people who didn't get past this round either, so I guess getting a recruiter interview doesn't automatically mean you really get a chance to interview.
I applied online. Interviews featured a rude, condescending hiring manager who burped throughout the interview and seemed extremely uninterested. The interview is pretty technical, so you should really know the basics and be ready to solve some prob