You get to know the users who use your product. Great problems, real problems – great job satisfaction. Good pay and benefits.
Stability - The company may not last long. Bureaucracy - comes with most large companies. Layoffs - Seems to be an annual event.
Focus on customers and products, not on leaders and profits.
It was pretty simple. I spoke with the VP of Engineering and several engineering managers. The questions were mostly about management style. Then there was a product management problem to solve and discuss.
They gave me an on-campus interview one day after I submitted my resume at a career fair. Everything went okay, in my opinion, but they turned me down two days later. I'm not sure what happened.
It started with a phone interview. The interviewer asked very basic questions. After one week, I was called for a 1:1 interview. The position was for an Automation Engineer. However, I am in Manual Testing, which was clearly mentioned on my resume a
It was pretty simple. I spoke with the VP of Engineering and several engineering managers. The questions were mostly about management style. Then there was a product management problem to solve and discuss.
They gave me an on-campus interview one day after I submitted my resume at a career fair. Everything went okay, in my opinion, but they turned me down two days later. I'm not sure what happened.
It started with a phone interview. The interviewer asked very basic questions. After one week, I was called for a 1:1 interview. The position was for an Automation Engineer. However, I am in Manual Testing, which was clearly mentioned on my resume a