Decent salary, good benefits, and stability. There is also a lot of internal opportunity for those willing to work for it.
The company aggressively manages to the middle. Most of the hiring and review practices are designed to not get sued rather than attracting the best talent. There is also no clear upward career path. Some team members have been in the same job for 10+ years.
Lower base salaries, greatly expand the bonus salary range to reward performance with pay.
Provide active mentorships for all employees.
Strengthen career development programs, such as executive leadership or architecture.
Finally, find a way to reward the strongest technology workers without forcing them into management.
Quick and thorough. The interviewer was concise and knowledgeable. Good explanation of requirements was provided. Questions proposed were engaging and informative around what type of individual they were looking for. The initial upper-level manager i
Applied for the job and did not hear back for several weeks. All virtual on the phone. First with a staffing specialist and then with a panel which consisted of two future peers and the hiring manager. The hiring manager also followed up to have an a
Candidate is expected to use the STAR method when responding. You are asked a few behavioral questions and a few technical questions. The most difficult part was understanding the interviewer, who had a heavy accent.
Quick and thorough. The interviewer was concise and knowledgeable. Good explanation of requirements was provided. Questions proposed were engaging and informative around what type of individual they were looking for. The initial upper-level manager i
Applied for the job and did not hear back for several weeks. All virtual on the phone. First with a staffing specialist and then with a panel which consisted of two future peers and the hiring manager. The hiring manager also followed up to have an a
Candidate is expected to use the STAR method when responding. You are asked a few behavioral questions and a few technical questions. The most difficult part was understanding the interviewer, who had a heavy accent.