Good pay. No micromanagement. Workload always there. Work van with EZ-Pass. Challenging work. Resume booster.
Poor accountability all the way up the chain.
Upper management probably thinks any old monkey could do this.
Poor hiring choices; 10% carry the load.
No onboarding process for new techs, but don't worry, you will get your Yammer emails along with every other corporate fluff position's email about nothing.
Digital Knowledge Base? What's that?
Vaccine mandate.
Do your job and stop covering for each other.
If you focus on the work, the money will always be there.
Get rid of the people who aren't self-sufficient after a year, instead of jumping them from job site to job site, screwing everything up.
Stop hiring project managers from within to give people a pay bump; it's not effective.
Centralize a technical knowledge base of manuals that is intelligently searchable.
Service tickets and projects should be searchable by the tech. Don't you think it's important to know what happened last and who might have info?
I could go on, but it's not my job to tell you how to do yours. Good luck. Cheers mate.
3 rounds of technical interviews. 2 rounds of managerial interviews. My work experience has mostly involved detailed and railway-related questions, as well as tools and technologies. Apart from that, I'm prepared to discuss relocation, certificatio
It was a virtual interview. He asked me about basic OOPs concepts, then told me to run a string program and asked a number puzzle. The overall process was not tough.
The interview was good. First round: Oops concepts. Second round: .NET and algorithms. Third round: Manager round (basics, puzzles). Finally, HR round: Nothing much, about yourself, etc.
3 rounds of technical interviews. 2 rounds of managerial interviews. My work experience has mostly involved detailed and railway-related questions, as well as tools and technologies. Apart from that, I'm prepared to discuss relocation, certificatio
It was a virtual interview. He asked me about basic OOPs concepts, then told me to run a string program and asked a number puzzle. The overall process was not tough.
The interview was good. First round: Oops concepts. Second round: .NET and algorithms. Third round: Manager round (basics, puzzles). Finally, HR round: Nothing much, about yourself, etc.