Nothing. That's why people are leaving.
• Worked in a company full of bad managers who micromanage and harass employees. • Most managers lack basic leadership and people skills. • Toxic work culture created by a tight-knit group of managers who protect each other, no matter how incompetent. • Genuine feedback is ignored; dissent is silenced or punished. • High attrition rate — many talented employees are leaving due to poor management. • Promotions and recognition are based on favoritism, not merit. • Fake promises are made during hiring that are never fulfilled. • Pointless processes are created just to look busy — zero real impact. • No accountability at the top — management blames employees for everything.
Management
Stop blaming employees. Start fixing yourselves.
Stop lying and making fake promises during hiring.
People are leaving for a reason — figure it out.
Stop doing comedy. Do your actual job.
Quit creating nonsense processes that make no sense.
A short 30-minute HR call mainly covered the projects and experiences on my resume. It was followed up with some behavioral questions (BQs) and Q&A, such as describing a situation in which you had conflicts with colleagues.
I submitted my resume in February 2011 and was contacted in November 2011 by the hiring manager, who asked if I was still interested. The timeline was as follows: **Mid-November:** A 45-minute technical phone screen, which consisted mostly of Java q
HR Interview Just some basic questions, such as: 1. What is your most challenging project? 2. Introduce yourself. 3. What is your career plan for the next five years? 4. Why Veeva Systems? 5. Why this major?
A short 30-minute HR call mainly covered the projects and experiences on my resume. It was followed up with some behavioral questions (BQs) and Q&A, such as describing a situation in which you had conflicts with colleagues.
I submitted my resume in February 2011 and was contacted in November 2011 by the hiring manager, who asked if I was still interested. The timeline was as follows: **Mid-November:** A 45-minute technical phone screen, which consisted mostly of Java q
HR Interview Just some basic questions, such as: 1. What is your most challenging project? 2. Introduce yourself. 3. What is your career plan for the next five years? 4. Why Veeva Systems? 5. Why this major?