Veeva has great leadership from the top down. My manager and teammates are excellent, and I've learned so much working here. The culture values speed and self-direction, which is very rewarding. Everyone is friendly and willing to help; nobody is cutthroat. Communication between and within teams is smooth. There have been zero layoffs recently, unlike most of the tech industry. Permanent WFH was promised (after the first 2 years as a new grad). There are lots of fun events (Top Golf, axe throwing, escape rooms, yearly retreat) for the 2-year new grad program (EDP). Highly recommend Veeva!
Pay is lower than FAANG.
New grads must work in the office for the first two years.
Some teams end up working much harder than others due to being more customer-facing or having other teams rely on them. However, team sizes are adjusted over time to try and even things out.
Expand to new areas faster to compete outside the biotech industry. While it's our focus now, Veeva can be so much more.
Good interview process, but too lengthy. They rejected my application after all interviews because I needed sponsorship. What a way to waste both of our time. The hiring manager was supportive, but it was an upper management decision.
The Zoom interview began with both participants having their webcams on. The first question was the typical "tell me about yourself." They also asked questions like: * "Why do you want to join Veeva?" * "What do you want to get out of this position
I was approached by a manager in the company, and we had an initial conversation. After that, he told me there would be a home exam. I was given a week to prepare, but no instructions as to what it would be about. A week later, I was given the exam
Good interview process, but too lengthy. They rejected my application after all interviews because I needed sponsorship. What a way to waste both of our time. The hiring manager was supportive, but it was an upper management decision.
The Zoom interview began with both participants having their webcams on. The first question was the typical "tell me about yourself." They also asked questions like: * "Why do you want to join Veeva?" * "What do you want to get out of this position
I was approached by a manager in the company, and we had an initial conversation. After that, he told me there would be a home exam. I was given a week to prepare, but no instructions as to what it would be about. A week later, I was given the exam