Good people with corporate confines
Good people with corporate confines
Working with experts who are happy to instruct.
Great learning environment.
Good flexibility to do the work you want to do.
Good mid-level management.
Uncompetitive pay as you increase in experience.
Large corporate structure makes executing projects difficult.
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Renewables Engineer
Multiple phone interviews were conducted with HR and hiring managers. Salary discussions were not addressed despite multiple requests. Finally, a lower offer was received than previously discussed. Apparently, there was a shake-up in HR, and the c
Quality Engineer
I got the interview through a mutual friend who worked there. The interview questions were behavioral. There was an initial interview with the head engineer, then a tour, then another interview with a different engineer.
Full Stack Developer
They don't even know the requirements of the position. They mainly asked about C++ and System Design, even though the position describes the required technologies as Java, Spring, Angular, Docker, and so on.
Renewables Engineer
Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesFebruary 1, 2020Multiple phone interviews were conducted with HR and hiring managers. Salary discussions were not addressed despite multiple requests. Finally, a lower offer was received than previously discussed. Apparently, there was a shake-up in HR, and the c
Quality Engineer
Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesOctober 1, 2016I got the interview through a mutual friend who worked there. The interview questions were behavioral. There was an initial interview with the head engineer, then a tour, then another interview with a different engineer.
Full Stack Developer
Ankara, TurkeyFebruary 1, 2022They don't even know the requirements of the position. They mainly asked about C++ and System Design, even though the position describes the required technologies as Java, Spring, Angular, Docker, and so on.
