If the company embraces change, then working there could be good. Yahoo isn't different from other public companies. At least it is supposed to be just like a car company or a steel company. Yahoo's purpose should be to create value from something. Over the last half-decade, most people looking for work in the "software business" have been flocking to internet companies.
If you are starting your career and looking to write software and all of that, Yahoo might be the place for you. It's a large company with many software projects. You will likely find something interesting to do.
Many blogs have already covered the possible downsides of Yahoo.
Embrace change.
You will be greeted by the first interviewer and will have a series of interviews on that day. Some will be to the point, and others will be more friendly. The interview process will last for an entire day, assuming you have gone through the phone sc
A friend referred me to Yahoo!. The hiring manager then reached out regarding an opening on a team that sounded really interesting. Instead of the usual telephone chat, I decided to walk into Yahoo HQ. We had an hour-long conversation/interview, wher
I was contacted by a recruiter. Everything was done professionally. I was challenged by some very smart people.
You will be greeted by the first interviewer and will have a series of interviews on that day. Some will be to the point, and others will be more friendly. The interview process will last for an entire day, assuming you have gone through the phone sc
A friend referred me to Yahoo!. The hiring manager then reached out regarding an opening on a team that sounded really interesting. Instead of the usual telephone chat, I decided to walk into Yahoo HQ. We had an hour-long conversation/interview, wher
I was contacted by a recruiter. Everything was done professionally. I was challenged by some very smart people.