Great community, and overall it was a good company until Discovery came. There were frequent meetings and Q&As with management.
Before Discovery, WarnerMedia had a goal with HBO Max. It was great to be part of a team that created a quality product. However, after Discovery, management did not know what they wanted to do or what kind of product they wanted to proceed with. Management changed the goal every month, and we did not know what our day-to-day tasks were. At the daily meeting, we got different tasks every day, and we did not know what we were going to do next week or even the next day. There was no realistic planning from management.
Value your employees in every country, and their growth should be included in the goals of a successful company. Be prepared and don't hide things from your employees. They should be involved if you want them to work for you.
Create career paths for them, and management should plan ahead with the employees.
I had a general pre-screen interview with the recruiter. Then, I had a general testing interview and an interview with the manager to see if I fit in the team or not.
The interview process took 3 rounds. Every round was with very nice people and had an easy-going atmosphere. They asked good questions and had reasonable exercises. It was definitely a good experience.
Asked about my work, I mentioned some of the tech and projects I currently lead. Nothing new, as it was all already on my resume. After, they mentioned that it doesn't seem like it's a fit due to "we work with a lot of data points" and "looking for
I had a general pre-screen interview with the recruiter. Then, I had a general testing interview and an interview with the manager to see if I fit in the team or not.
The interview process took 3 rounds. Every round was with very nice people and had an easy-going atmosphere. They asked good questions and had reasonable exercises. It was definitely a good experience.
Asked about my work, I mentioned some of the tech and projects I currently lead. Nothing new, as it was all already on my resume. After, they mentioned that it doesn't seem like it's a fit due to "we work with a lot of data points" and "looking for