Decent pay, decent benefits, some opportunities for advancement.
Shady management decisions. No transparency. Lots of “because we have to” responses. It's hard to pivot from individual contributor to management. And of late, the company cares more about forcing employees back into the office than about productivity and morale.
Accept the change. Your younger workforce doesn’t care about your RTO policies and will find a remote job elsewhere.
Don’t push away what little talent you have. You don’t have enough of it to go around as it is.
Interviews are very good, very detailed and intensive. Hiring managers play a very crucial role. Long interview sessions include questions about different design/tool aspects, details of each project, and issues/challenges faced. However, the recru
Phone with in-person follow-up. The phone interview was approximately 1 hour. The second follow-up interview was in-person with the hiring manager and one of their peers. A mock project and presentation was assigned and then had to be delivered a wee
The whole interview experience was bad. It was the most unprofessional interview I can imagine. I got the call from the recruiter, and she scheduled me for an onsite interview after one week. She never shared the schedule and said it should take 3-4
Interviews are very good, very detailed and intensive. Hiring managers play a very crucial role. Long interview sessions include questions about different design/tool aspects, details of each project, and issues/challenges faced. However, the recru
Phone with in-person follow-up. The phone interview was approximately 1 hour. The second follow-up interview was in-person with the hiring manager and one of their peers. A mock project and presentation was assigned and then had to be delivered a wee
The whole interview experience was bad. It was the most unprofessional interview I can imagine. I got the call from the recruiter, and she scheduled me for an onsite interview after one week. She never shared the schedule and said it should take 3-4