average company, spins things to their advantage.
Average company. Get what is promised up front.
I found the listing on Verizon's website for entry-level technology positions ranging from programmers and engineers to database administrators. I applied and within a week was emailed that I was selected for the interview. My interview was schedule
After the interview, there was no feedback from HR. Even after asking HR where things went wrong, there was no reply. This was a very bad experience. On the first day, they asked about what you do, and the next day they asked about PostgreSQL.
Got an initial phone interview from an HR rep a few months ago. It went very well. I was told they would be forwarding my info to the hiring manager and I would get a call in a few days for another interview. Another month passed, and I got another
I found the listing on Verizon's website for entry-level technology positions ranging from programmers and engineers to database administrators. I applied and within a week was emailed that I was selected for the interview. My interview was schedule
After the interview, there was no feedback from HR. Even after asking HR where things went wrong, there was no reply. This was a very bad experience. On the first day, they asked about what you do, and the next day they asked about PostgreSQL.
Got an initial phone interview from an HR rep a few months ago. It went very well. I was told they would be forwarding my info to the hiring manager and I would get a call in a few days for another interview. Another month passed, and I got another