Advanced Tech Stack: Company uses cutting-edge technologies. Hybrid Work Flexibility: The company chooses the office days (3 days). Fantastic Team: Great talented colleagues. Competitive Benefits: Excellent benefits package.
While there are many great people, I feel the company doesn't always do enough to actively retain those who have dedicated years to the organization.
Opportunities for more frequent and constructive feedback would be beneficial for employee growth and development.
Enhancing HR's role as a resource and advocate for employees would greatly improve the overall employee experience.
The company could benefit from developing clearer pathways for career advancement and internal mobility.
Management should proactively seek out employee feedback through a variety of channels, including frequent anonymous surveys and more open, informal conversations.
Creating a culture where employees feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and concerns is crucial.
Additionally, it's important that management not only gathers this feedback but also demonstrates that it is being used to make meaningful changes within the organization.
Clear communication about the actions taken in response to employee feedback is essential for building trust and fostering a positive work environment.
HR asked me things about my CV. A few weeks later, they canceled the role after I took the time to get ready for a LeetCode-style interview.
First interview: A question about my project. Then a code question to create a binary search tree for a list. Second interview: With a group manager, freestyle questions about my projects, work, and how I handle errors in my projects.
A very honest process. They told me from the beginning what to expect, and compensation-wise, there were no surprises at the end because it was discussed during the first HR call. I had: * A 1-hour call with the manager. * A 2-3 hour take-home
HR asked me things about my CV. A few weeks later, they canceled the role after I took the time to get ready for a LeetCode-style interview.
First interview: A question about my project. Then a code question to create a binary search tree for a list. Second interview: With a group manager, freestyle questions about my projects, work, and how I handle errors in my projects.
A very honest process. They told me from the beginning what to expect, and compensation-wise, there were no surprises at the end because it was discussed during the first HR call. I had: * A 1-hour call with the manager. * A 2-3 hour take-home