Rubbish pay. Nothing else I can think of.
Managers exhibit excessive control, making life difficult for newly qualified engineers. The pay does not reflect the workload, and managers often seem insincere, consistently covering their own interests.
Balancing family life becomes challenging and unhealthy, with a constant focus on mistakes and instilling fear.
The job, often perceived as a mere factory worker role by higher-ups, involves complex tasks in the gas and electric sector. Daily changes require engineers to adapt continuously, but dealing with administration, tasks, driving, and management proves frustrating.
Overall, it's advisable to steer clear of this company, especially if you come from an ethnic background, where disparities in treatment are evident. White privilege.
Need to improve management skills.
Managers indirectly laughing on the phone.
The interview process consisted of: * Two face-to-face interviews * One over the phone. It was pretty straightforward and without pressure. The first face-to-face interview included a competence and technical assessment. The second interview was w
Interview Process: * Competency phone call: brainteasers and discussion of previous project and work experience. * Online tests: Hackerrank coding task (with a choice of C++, Python, or Java). * Final round interview: Whiteboard coding interview a
The first stage involved reviewing my CV and asking questions regarding Modern C++. The interviewer was undoubtedly the best I had ever come across – very professional and sincere, aiming for a conversation rather than a Q&A. The final stage was a t
The interview process consisted of: * Two face-to-face interviews * One over the phone. It was pretty straightforward and without pressure. The first face-to-face interview included a competence and technical assessment. The second interview was w
Interview Process: * Competency phone call: brainteasers and discussion of previous project and work experience. * Online tests: Hackerrank coding task (with a choice of C++, Python, or Java). * Final round interview: Whiteboard coding interview a
The first stage involved reviewing my CV and asking questions regarding Modern C++. The interviewer was undoubtedly the best I had ever come across – very professional and sincere, aiming for a conversation rather than a Q&A. The final stage was a t