Benefits are great, and the work-life is flexible.
Too much politics involved in upward mobility.
Consult more with employees before making policy decisions on go-to-market strategies and offer everyone the same opportunity for advancement. The opportunity for promotion should be open and fair, and not politically based.
Verizon takes one technical round with questions on programming and architectural skills, followed by a managerial round with technical and behavioral skills, and then an HR round on salary negotiation and offer.
It was a one-stage interview with the hiring manager. He asked situational behavior questions and expected a STAR response. He had a set of questions he was required to ask, and he would put a grade on all your answers for HR to see. After all the in
STAR interview tactic used. Tons of solution-based/give me a time-based questions. The panel asked questions about availability and give me a time questions also. HR does the same.
Verizon takes one technical round with questions on programming and architectural skills, followed by a managerial round with technical and behavioral skills, and then an HR round on salary negotiation and offer.
It was a one-stage interview with the hiring manager. He asked situational behavior questions and expected a STAR response. He had a set of questions he was required to ask, and he would put a grade on all your answers for HR to see. After all the in
STAR interview tactic used. Tons of solution-based/give me a time-based questions. The panel asked questions about availability and give me a time questions also. HR does the same.