50+ VPs. You would figure that statistically, a few of them would have a clue. Nope. The things they say, the ideas they propose, the promises they make, the things they take credit for (one in particular) are complete lies. No idea how Jeff has no idea that everyone is a liar. It is like a reality television show at every program review.

I had my technical assessment and then received an email saying that I’ll be pushed forward to the onsite.

My biggest concerns after seeing this sub is the hire to fire, PIPs, and stressful work life balance.

My biggest concerns after the HR screen and technical is that the position is a satellite role. Where the team is scattered throughout the US but the manager is remote. Idk how I feel about that.

The person who interviewed me was really cool, easy to talk to, unfortunately I went over the allotted time because they were just really interesting to talk to and share thoughts. They pretty much told me it’s going to be a fast paced environment and you’ll need to learn a lot on your own.

Another concern of mine is the ratings/reviews on Glassdoor doesn’t look to hot. I’ll have to move across the country if I’m given this opportunity but I’m debating if I should even go through as I don’t want to waste anyone’s time.

So I applied for a job at blue origin. Went through the whole interview process with recruiters and managers, then was given a job offer. They called later in the day asking about a different job I would be interested in, but it wasn’t the shift that I wanted. I was told I was guaranteed a job, they just have to find one to accommodate the preferred shifts I would like. I was told to call back every couple of days following that conversation to get an update. It’s been 2 weeks now and I’ve gotten nothing but crickets. What should I do?

or is that not a thing here

What’s the hiring process like and what can you expect in the initial screening for a launch ops engineer role? Any technical questions? I think this will be for C or D shifts, what salary could you expect for level 2, 5 years aero experience?

Just had my hiring manager technical screen a few days ago for a test engineer II position. Anyone know on average how long it takes to hear back if I've made it to the next round?

I can refer one person directly to a recruiter please dm me ur resume