challenging technical projects, with lots of very talented people constantly exchanging ideas. It's never boring; things are constantly changing, and it's been a great place to exercise change management techniques. The current SEO is very positive and loves promoting internal successes.
Upper management resistance to moving exceptional people to new open positions, no career growth or support at all. Piling projects on top of projects, most individual contributors struggle to maintain focus between shifting priorities daily.
No project planning is allowed; everything is dictated from above between meetings, leaving teams struggling to apply agile methods to a hopeless situation. Everyone works tons of hours, and upper management has taken away the ability to flex hours around family, working from home, taking classes, or training.
Individual managers have no power to influence, no ability to schedule or commit or not. They are only able to raise red flags and do the best with no support. Very sad.
Such great potential to be a great place to work.
TRUST. Provide a single goal and then get out of the way. Allow managers to prioritize their own teams' work and commit to what they can actually accomplish towards that goal. Don't promise what others can't achieve. Trust your managers to manage. Trust your individual contributors to do what they do best (and they do!). You have great people; get out of the way.
It took some time, but they did it.
I must say the recruiter doesn't even track whether he touched base with me. Had back-to-back calls, and he forgot that he already talked to me. Recruiter arranged an initial phone call with the hiring manager. There was no response even after two f
I applied through a college career fair and was then invited to a day-long interview on-site. They thoughtfully arranged for a pickup truck to transport us there. The interview began with a presentation about who they are, what they do, and their ac
It took some time, but they did it.
I must say the recruiter doesn't even track whether he touched base with me. Had back-to-back calls, and he forgot that he already talked to me. Recruiter arranged an initial phone call with the hiring manager. There was no response even after two f
I applied through a college career fair and was then invited to a day-long interview on-site. They thoughtfully arranged for a pickup truck to transport us there. The interview began with a presentation about who they are, what they do, and their ac