Big regret joining this toxic company!
Big regret joining this toxic company!
Still, some good team members exist.
No work-life balance. Micromanagement. Zero autonomy. Toxicity. No or absolutely zero diversity. Favoritism/nepotism. Middle management can't make any decisions and always has to escalate and double-check with their bosses. Middle management has no management skills and they act very unprofessionally most of the time. No empathy from middle or upper management. All they care about is work, work, and work. No teamwork. No trust within the team. No transparency. Fear-driven environment. Heavy processes that create impediments rather than add value. Be careful when working with some team members, as they will steal your credibility and use you as their stepping stone. Long hours and no rewards. PTO policy sucks. RSU stock is a trap. Only negative feedback is given unless you are the favorite "special snowflake". Work and be treated like a slave/labor. Internal transfer is a joke.
Be more human and treat your employees the way you want to be treated.
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The interview process involved several rounds with a manager, colleagues, and a director. The final round was with the VP. During the entire interview process, I experienced some disability and age discrimination. I applied for a full-time permanen
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First round: The interviewer will ask about your past work experience and your most recent project. They will then give you a remote assignment due in three days. The assignment is about writing test cases for a web application and should contain d
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The first round was about 30 minutes. The manager would ask about your past experience and some behavioral questions. The second round was 4 hours, including technical questions on testing and object-oriented programming, followed by more questions
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Toronto, Ontario, CanadaApril 1, 2020The interview process involved several rounds with a manager, colleagues, and a director. The final round was with the VP. During the entire interview process, I experienced some disability and age discrimination. I applied for a full-time permanen
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Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMay 1, 2023First round: The interviewer will ask about your past work experience and your most recent project. They will then give you a remote assignment due in three days. The assignment is about writing test cases for a web application and should contain d
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CanadaJuly 16, 2021The first round was about 30 minutes. The manager would ask about your past experience and some behavioral questions. The second round was 4 hours, including technical questions on testing and object-oriented programming, followed by more questions
