A lot to do and few people make gives you an opportunity to grow.
Good monetary benefits. Leaves are good to look at, only if you can avail them.
Higher management is comprised of very old people who struggled through the years and do not believe in the latest technology. They believe in punch cards and want employees to be at their desk at 9 AM, but don't want to talk about exit time. No telecommuting, no work from home, no vacations.
Constant change in management is causing good talent to leave.
Very harsh way to let employees go. They even fire their employees when they are on vacation.
No formal communication on reasons for any action taken by higher management.
Higher management is just at cost-cutting without any baseline.
Management should understand that the workers of the company are there because of the influence of their managers or the economy. The economy is never bad for good, talented people.
Once the manager is not aware of what's happening in the company, talented people leave. Why can't higher management grasp this fact?
If management cannot adopt the latest technology and is not flexible in understanding employees' personal issues, they should not expect employees to be available during non-office hours. Compromise should be both ways, but it is not.
The interview process involved three rounds: * One telephonic interview * Two face-to-face interviews Recruiters were unprofessional. Interviews were delayed from the scheduled time by 1.5 hours. I was forced to come on a weekday for a 3-hour inter
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. HR contacted through email and after a week sent an email regarding the exploratory call with the hiring manager. Post that, there would be some assessments and technical rounds, followed finally by an HR
There were two interview rounds, and both were targeted on technical, design, and problem-solving skills. I declined the offer because the interview process was horrible. The way it was organized meant you had to follow up for feedback.
The interview process involved three rounds: * One telephonic interview * Two face-to-face interviews Recruiters were unprofessional. Interviews were delayed from the scheduled time by 1.5 hours. I was forced to come on a weekday for a 3-hour inter
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. HR contacted through email and after a week sent an email regarding the exploratory call with the hiring manager. Post that, there would be some assessments and technical rounds, followed finally by an HR
There were two interview rounds, and both were targeted on technical, design, and problem-solving skills. I declined the offer because the interview process was horrible. The way it was organized meant you had to follow up for feedback.