Excellent pay and respect from the industry and your peers. Delicious Mexican food. If you like being isolated in the middle of nowhere, this is your place.
Soul-crushing work-life imbalance. Horrible man-child management with no experience. No accountability anywhere. Toxic culture -- how toxic? Agent Orange. Dioxin. Cyanide.
How about hiring real managers with experience?
How about building a healthy culture?
Maybe some professionalism? From professionals? Not engineers who climbed the ladder to get to the top and are horrible managers.
The interview process was very fast-paced, and there were a lot of technical questions. You have to be very prepared for the interview. Even HR had technical questions to ask.
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Screening call with recruiter, focused on resume experiences and technical skills with some basic behavioral/technical questions. Many follow-up questions and makes you explain your answers, both behavioral
I applied for a job online and received a phone call from a recruiter to schedule an over-the-phone screener. The interviewer called on time and asked a few propulsion-related questions, physics-type questions that one should know for this job. The
The interview process was very fast-paced, and there were a lot of technical questions. You have to be very prepared for the interview. Even HR had technical questions to ask.
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Screening call with recruiter, focused on resume experiences and technical skills with some basic behavioral/technical questions. Many follow-up questions and makes you explain your answers, both behavioral
I applied for a job online and received a phone call from a recruiter to schedule an over-the-phone screener. The interviewer called on time and asked a few propulsion-related questions, physics-type questions that one should know for this job. The