Interesting work somewhere near the cutting edge of streaming services sales and delivery. Quite a few very smart people. Company posture seems committed to diversity and gender equality. Average salaries. Good supplemental amenities like free, hot catered meals and subsidized gym membership. They leverage all of parent company Verizon's benefits plans and perks. They occupy some very nice (rented) facilities.
Knowledge hoarding by long-timers to protect their jobs.
In support, at least, training is a bad joke, consisting mostly of "go read the wiki."
No checks and balances on toxic employee behavior. Management turns a blind eye to bullying and friction. Middle management is particularly apathetic to employee issues and problems. Mine even refuses to make eye contact with his direct reports. There is no issue arbitration resource. There is NO teamwork. Just a loose collection of lone wolf resources. This is not a good way to run a department.
Company actions are not consistent with company messaging about fairness and "employee well-being."
Change reporting structures.
Survey the effectiveness of your middle management as ranked by their direct reports.
Address and prosecute the bad behavior of toxic employees.
Create an anonymous issue reporting mechanism.
Start listening to your employees.
Good and smooth with the technical and HR team. Feedback was a normal experience. Overall, a very smooth experience. The technical panel was very friendly. The end-to-end interview, from start to finish, was very smooth.
Met with two very nice employees in the engineering field who conducted the interview. Pretty standard questions, but easy going. Seems like a place where they value team dynamics more than technical skills, which I thought was a plus. Come prepared
GD-Technical Interview-HR discussion The technical interview will be mostly based on core concepts and case scenarios. Many questions were based on AI and tools used for automation and analytics.
Good and smooth with the technical and HR team. Feedback was a normal experience. Overall, a very smooth experience. The technical panel was very friendly. The end-to-end interview, from start to finish, was very smooth.
Met with two very nice employees in the engineering field who conducted the interview. Pretty standard questions, but easy going. Seems like a place where they value team dynamics more than technical skills, which I thought was a plus. Come prepared
GD-Technical Interview-HR discussion The technical interview will be mostly based on core concepts and case scenarios. Many questions were based on AI and tools used for automation and analytics.