It's a huge company, and there are opportunities to progress.
Interesting work alongside engineering.
In general, some of the best management I've had in my career. It's a business that thinks long term and really cares about employees.
Rather than redundancies in downturns, it tends to be travel bans, voluntary severance, and redeployment.
Bonus scheme is excellent.
Slow, some IT things in particular get rolled out without consultation and slow us down.
Sometimes it feels like we have four or five different products in the same sector that are all competing against one another. The portfolio could do with some trimming.
Salaries are not world-beating.
Business outlook is mixed due to global challenges.
Reconsider the UK benefits package. It's not great to not have fully funded healthcare, and the paternity leave offering is below par for similar companies.
The interview was held online. I was asked to write C code programs for some questions, specifically swapping binary digits, and then to analyze the results of the code. It took me some time to understand the questions because it was online, but they
The first contact was a screening call with two members of the technical staff. It was an hour-long session of questions about the minutiae of Java (collections, concurrency, abstract classes/interfaces) and DevOps, of which they were seeking very sp
Interviewers asked about basic OOP concepts, LINQ queries, Generics, and basic .NET questions. The interview was held on a weekend morning. After cross-questioning, the interviewers stopped asking questions and asked if the session could be terminate
The interview was held online. I was asked to write C code programs for some questions, specifically swapping binary digits, and then to analyze the results of the code. It took me some time to understand the questions because it was online, but they
The first contact was a screening call with two members of the technical staff. It was an hour-long session of questions about the minutiae of Java (collections, concurrency, abstract classes/interfaces) and DevOps, of which they were seeking very sp
Interviewers asked about basic OOP concepts, LINQ queries, Generics, and basic .NET questions. The interview was held on a weekend morning. After cross-questioning, the interviewers stopped asking questions and asked if the session could be terminate