Good benefits. Interesting work, learning new technologies and developing new, evolving services.
Executives expect 50-60 hour work weeks.
Managers are on call 24x7 and developers often do production support at night.
There is no job security since many jobs have gone to India.
There is no work-life balance in IT.
Unreasonable project schedules lead to long work days.
This is not bad if you are single, but it is difficult if you want a family life and/or a career to retirement.
Practice what Verizon HR preaches: show appreciation for employees, set reasonable schedules, and provide work/life balance for IT employees.
They probably got my resume from my university career fair. I was contacted for a phone interview that was strictly behavioral, 30 minutes long. Then they immediately told me right after my interview that I was moved onto the next round. I was told
Basic question and salary. Passed on through two sets of follow-up interviews in person with hiring managers and the supervisor of the department in charge of field operations for the New England area.
It was okay, pretty standard because it's a big company. I mostly got behavioral questions, but I didn't make it very far into the whole process. It wasn't because it was hard. I just didn't feel great that day. My bad. I should have rescheduled it.
They probably got my resume from my university career fair. I was contacted for a phone interview that was strictly behavioral, 30 minutes long. Then they immediately told me right after my interview that I was moved onto the next round. I was told
Basic question and salary. Passed on through two sets of follow-up interviews in person with hiring managers and the supervisor of the department in charge of field operations for the New England area.
It was okay, pretty standard because it's a big company. I mostly got behavioral questions, but I didn't make it very far into the whole process. It wasn't because it was hard. I just didn't feel great that day. My bad. I should have rescheduled it.