Laid-back culture, diversity, okay pay. Helps if you have a German surname.
Management silos, redundancy, process-oriented (hindrance at times), laid-back, no sense of urgency.
Managers don't move around or take up new challenges – they stay in a single position. There's no room for growth for lower-level employees unless they move to a different organization. This is prevalent in Orlando.
Managers have to be leaders; currently, they aren't setting a good example.
I was an existing employee that interviewed for an internal posting. I interviewed with multiple managers of the group in person. The managers I interviewed with were professional and personable. They were mostly interested in how I handle interperso
The interview process began with a phone screening with the recruiter, followed by a call with the hiring manager. This was then followed by four to five onsite interviews. Initially, you will have two or three individuals from your department inte
The interview process began with a phone screen with HR. This was followed by a brief panel-style interview with the hiring manager and a few of their direct reports. A final interview, conducted the same day, was with the business line manufacturi
I was an existing employee that interviewed for an internal posting. I interviewed with multiple managers of the group in person. The managers I interviewed with were professional and personable. They were mostly interested in how I handle interperso
The interview process began with a phone screening with the recruiter, followed by a call with the hiring manager. This was then followed by four to five onsite interviews. Initially, you will have two or three individuals from your department inte
The interview process began with a phone screen with HR. This was followed by a brief panel-style interview with the hiring manager and a few of their direct reports. A final interview, conducted the same day, was with the business line manufacturi