Being At-Will and leaving forever.
Meek/ineffectual managers interested only in appeasing their OWN management show no willingness to advocate for what is right.
Chronic underperformers (management) retain their jobs for years. Accountability is non-existent.
High school gossip is everywhere.
Performance reviews are hand-wavy creative writing exercises. Management makes claims about your performance not rooted in hard data.
Low-effort lifers and H-1Bs make up the bulk of the headcount.
Communication is terrible throughout the company.
Meetings without well-defined agendas are branded as “high impact” and “time sensitive”.
An environment that is more about controlling others than collaboratively finding solutions.
Leftist politics and propaganda are shoved down your throat constantly in the form of emails, posters, and indoctrination sessions.
Your laptop is bogged down with needless security software. You will continually be forced to reboot and re-authenticate, making productivity damn near impossible.
Terminate underperforming Directors, Sr. Directors, and VPs.
Listen to the needs of your SMEs.
HR asked which position interested me and encouraged me to ask questions. She then inquired about my visa options and informed me that I would have a phone technical interview. The phone interview included questions about algorithms.
I met the recruiter and manager at the career fair. After talking with the manager and showing my interest in the position and company, she referred me to the recruiter for an online HackerRank coding challenge. Once I cleared it, there were two ph
I applied online and then received an email from the recruiter that asked a few questions. I was then sent a link to their Codesignal online assessment, which seemed pretty typical. This was followed by a phone screen with the recruiter, then a 45-
HR asked which position interested me and encouraged me to ask questions. She then inquired about my visa options and informed me that I would have a phone technical interview. The phone interview included questions about algorithms.
I met the recruiter and manager at the career fair. After talking with the manager and showing my interest in the position and company, she referred me to the recruiter for an online HackerRank coding challenge. Once I cleared it, there were two ph
I applied online and then received an email from the recruiter that asked a few questions. I was then sent a link to their Codesignal online assessment, which seemed pretty typical. This was followed by a phone screen with the recruiter, then a 45-