Great benefits and a good place to work.
Upper management has trouble keeping to the same course for more than a quarter or two.
Constant threat of RIFs, at least 1-2x per year.
Develop a high-level, long-term plan (1, 3, and 5 years) and stick with it. When things impact it, update it as needed, but don't just keep reacting without looking at the longer term.
The first round was a telephone interview, which went well. There were 4 members on the panel. The next round was a face-to-face one. Most of the questions were technical, and none were behavioral.
It's a contractor position, but usually very stable. The interview was recommended by another friend inside Verizon. The manager met me for a one-on-one interview and asked several technical questions. They were very basic and should be fine without
The initial interview was over the phone with HR. Later, I had an hour-long interview with two middle managers and two senior developers. The developers had a better grasp of the project than the middle managers. The middle managers were more eager t
The first round was a telephone interview, which went well. There were 4 members on the panel. The next round was a face-to-face one. Most of the questions were technical, and none were behavioral.
It's a contractor position, but usually very stable. The interview was recommended by another friend inside Verizon. The manager met me for a one-on-one interview and asked several technical questions. They were very basic and should be fine without
The initial interview was over the phone with HR. Later, I had an hour-long interview with two middle managers and two senior developers. The developers had a better grasp of the project than the middle managers. The middle managers were more eager t