Compensation was good, but it came at a price.
Working for Verizon Wireless was one of the worst experiences I have had in my professional life. There is no direction and no guidance, and you are held accountable for everything that is given to you, even though you are not told how to do your job.
The management will try to pile on as much work as you and your team are able to handle, and then add more, and then will hold you accountable if the work is not done on time.
There is also preferential treatment.
One more thing: the hours are extremely long, so do not hope to maintain a personal life.
My best advice is: do not work there.
Management should be replaced by people who understand proper processes. They are horrible people who will stab you in the back given a chance.
Was recruited online, went through a phone interview and an interview at HQ that I was flown in for. The questions were easy, general questions you would be asked.
Screening interview over the phone with HR. Once screened, I was invited for another in-person interview with the hiring manager and an employee. The interview was scheduled to be only 45 minutes, and it went for about 1 hour. I was not invited back
I was applying for a Full Stack Developer role. After the vendor interview, the final round was only 30 minutes long and included two managers. Only one manager asked questions throughout the whole interview.
Was recruited online, went through a phone interview and an interview at HQ that I was flown in for. The questions were easy, general questions you would be asked.
Screening interview over the phone with HR. Once screened, I was invited for another in-person interview with the hiring manager and an employee. The interview was scheduled to be only 45 minutes, and it went for about 1 hour. I was not invited back
I was applying for a Full Stack Developer role. After the vendor interview, the final round was only 30 minutes long and included two managers. Only one manager asked questions throughout the whole interview.