Bonuses can be nice.
Benefits are great.
Coworkers are awesome.
The company offers meal cards to supplement daily meals, allowing employees to eat where they want.
Communication is lacking, and compensation leaves something to be desired. There is minimal room for pay increases, and advancing within the company can be difficult.
If you want to retain valuable employees, compensation should be re-evaluated. You will ultimately spend more money training new employees due to the turnover rate, as quality employees are not compensated and recognized adequately.
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Started off fine, but it left a bad taste in my mouth. The interview setup was quick. I applied through LinkedIn, was contacted by a friendly (at the time… more on that later) recruiter, did an initial screening call with that same recruiter, and the
I was contacted through a job website by a company recruiter. After talking on the phone with them, I was sent a take-home test. Following the take-home test, I was invited to an on-site interview. The on-site wasn't great. My first interviewer was
It was a three-step interview process, including: * A recruiter chat * A technical round * A meeting with the hiring manager The recruiter chat was pretty informal, and the technical round involved LeetCode medium-difficulty questions.
Started off fine, but it left a bad taste in my mouth. The interview setup was quick. I applied through LinkedIn, was contacted by a friendly (at the time… more on that later) recruiter, did an initial screening call with that same recruiter, and the