This place has a good mix of hardware/firmware and software. Even if you are not trying to actively learn about other technologies or areas of engineering, you will by the nature of the job. The work-life balance is very reasonable.
I see people working putting in the whole range of hours, with some spending extra time because they want to and others putting in less because they get their work done.
The company has had a hard time being really competitive with pay. Pay is not everything, but it can't be discounted entirely. You can make enough to live a good life, but you may not be in the same boat as your friends.
More effort needs to be put into staying competitive to keep and gain the talent. Don't let the short term savings blind you because it will be harder to gain back the loss once it's gone.
HR contacted me through email and scheduled a phone interview. Phone interview is pretty enjoyable. They introduced what they are doing and asked my interest. Then followed by an onsite. Onsite. Talked to 5 people. Each 45 mins. Questions are based
One of my friends referred me for this role, and the recruiter reached out to me fairly quickly. He scheduled first screening with the hiring manager. This was happening just before the Christmas break so did not hear back from recruiter if the unti
HR reached out and then had a follow-up call with the hiring manager that lasted an hour. After that, I had an onsite interview at the North Reading office. The last round consisted of panel interviews with several teams. Overall, my experience was
HR contacted me through email and scheduled a phone interview. Phone interview is pretty enjoyable. They introduced what they are doing and asked my interest. Then followed by an onsite. Onsite. Talked to 5 people. Each 45 mins. Questions are based
One of my friends referred me for this role, and the recruiter reached out to me fairly quickly. He scheduled first screening with the hiring manager. This was happening just before the Christmas break so did not hear back from recruiter if the unti
HR reached out and then had a follow-up call with the hiring manager that lasted an hour. After that, I had an onsite interview at the North Reading office. The last round consisted of panel interviews with several teams. Overall, my experience was