None I can think of right now.
Engineering leadership with:
I could go on and on. Enough to say that if you are looking for money without having a say, or opportunity to collaborate and grow, then consider ZoomInfo. But if you are serious about a career, I would never recommend this company.
The list is too long. Look at the cons; these are real things happening internally. Pretending they are not happening will only make this worse.
The interview process was very positive. The interviewers described everything beforehand, and the whole process was very clear. Finally, I had another proposal, so I had to decline. The entire process was online.
The interview for the junior position was pretty straightforward. After the introduction, we talked about a school project and had some technical questions I needed to solve. After that, I got a small task to do at home. After submitting it, I was
The interviewer was very polite, asking about my current job and then proceeding to describe the position. However, the description did not match the job as advertised at all. What was described was a role for a "talker," not for a true principal en
The interview process was very positive. The interviewers described everything beforehand, and the whole process was very clear. Finally, I had another proposal, so I had to decline. The entire process was online.
The interview for the junior position was pretty straightforward. After the introduction, we talked about a school project and had some technical questions I needed to solve. After that, I got a small task to do at home. After submitting it, I was
The interviewer was very polite, asking about my current job and then proceeding to describe the position. However, the description did not match the job as advertised at all. What was described was a role for a "talker," not for a true principal en