Provides 6% matched 401k. H[y]brid work. Great health insurance. Education assistance program.
One potential con of working at the company is the perceived lack of diversity within the leadership of the technology department. Specifically, it has been noted that the director, managers, and VP of the department are all from the same ethnic background.
This has led to perceptions among some employees that career advancement opportunities may be influenced by racial or ethnic affinity.
Additionally, during periods of layoffs, there have been concerns that decisions may disproportionately affect employees who do not share the same ethnic background as the managers.
Furthermore, the company has been outsourcing jobs to India, which can raise concerns about job security for local employees.
These perceptions can impact overall morale and the sense of fairness within the team.
Promote Diversity and Inclusion: Actively seek to diversify the leadership team by considering candidates from various ethnic and racial backgrounds for management and executive positions.
Ensure Fair Layoff Practices: Implement transparent and fair criteria for layoffs that are based on performance and business needs rather than ethnicity or other unrelated factors.
Improve Communication: Regularly communicate the company’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, and take concrete steps to demonstrate this commitment.
Monitor and Address Concerns: Create channels for employees to voice concerns about diversity and job security, and address these concerns promptly and effectively.
Evaluate Outsourcing Practices: While outsourcing can be beneficial, ensure it does not unduly impact local employees' job security. Consider balancing outsourcing with creating local job opportunities.
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.
Very slow, like other big companies. A recruiter found my profile online and reached out to me. After a month, I got an invite to interview with the Oncue team. The interview was fairly simple and straightforward. I thought the interview went in the
4 technical rounds + 1 management round. Answered all questions pretty well. Smooth sailing after that. Got a good offer and accepted it. HR and recruiters were very good. The salary offered was also good.
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.
Very slow, like other big companies. A recruiter found my profile online and reached out to me. After a month, I got an invite to interview with the Oncue team. The interview was fairly simple and straightforward. I thought the interview went in the
4 technical rounds + 1 management round. Answered all questions pretty well. Smooth sailing after that. Got a good offer and accepted it. HR and recruiters were very good. The salary offered was also good.