How’d it goGot an onsite interview tomorrow, been anxious as hell these last few days. With the job market so tight, final interviews are feeling like life or death situations.
How’d it goGot an onsite interview tomorrow, been anxious as hell these last few days. With the job market so tight, final interviews are feeling like life or death situations.
How’d it go?
I’m at a FAANG company, been for a minute but I applied to a company that I would say, better aligns with my interest and had 5 onsite inteviews b2b.
First time in over 5 years. shyt actually went well, just waiting to hear back now.
How’d it go
Went really good, I'm feeling optimistic. Interview was almost all behavioral with not many technical questions. I feel like I do well with the STAR format behaviorial questions because all of these places use the same ones. The manager and the two principal engineers were super chill, felt like we were just having a conversation. And I just do way better on-site than over Teams/Zoom for some reason.
We'll see, I'm praying. It's an old school industry (power), so probably the furthest thing from Big Tech. I get the feeling they're similar to Aerospace/Defense where they're not as picky about hires. No grueling interview loops like FAANG or FAANG-adjacent
Went really good, I'm feeling optimistic. Interview was almost all behavioral with not many technical questions. I feel like I do well with the STAR format behaviorial questions because all of these places use the same ones. The manager and the two principal engineers were super chill, felt like we were just having a conversation. And I just do way better on-site than over Teams/Zoom for some reason.
We'll see, I'm praying. It's an old school industry (power), so probably the furthest thing from Big Tech. I get the feeling they're similar to Aerospace/Defense where they're not as picky about hires. No grueling interview loops like FAANG or FAANG-adjacent
Need more stories like theseIdk if yall remember the Home depot data breach years back but they ran a sweat shop of cheap forgienrt contractors then after the breach cleaned house and onshored tech
This is why we need community. I be thinking damn am I really not that qualified or is my resume shyt.Rejection are flowing in, jobs getting reposted. Our latest hire a lead sec engineer was out of work for 8 months smh
I think the people with so many application submissions have an ATS problem with their resume. Or they're waiting too late before they apply. If you haven't applied within the first week the job is posted your application is most likely trashed.This is why we need community. I be thinking damn am I really not that qualified or is my resume shyt.
I’ve been on Reddit and people are talking about submitting 300-800 job applications. At that point it’s literally just luck. And not necessarily a job that suits you.
How do you block just Indian recruiters on LinkedIn?
Has anyone ever gotten placed by these clowns? Or are they just collecting resumes? They don't have a clue what their looking for most times.