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Unless you're at the strange faang companies which do intake without finding you a team first: one of your interviewers should be your like manager, who can get
by Dayshine 5y ago
Unless you're at the strange faang companies which do intake without finding you a team first: one of your interviewers should be your like manager, who can get these amendments made to your contract, and should know the answer.
- lmilcin 5y agoThat depends. I personally believe manager should be hiring their team. If only for the candidate to meet the manager and have a chance to make their decision based on the fit. But I also was many times asked to stand in for another person. Maybe the manager was very busy and he trusted me I can do good job? In any case, if you go for a large company and for a long haul it is likely you are going to be changing managers (but still it is good to get to know the first one).
- icedchai 5y agoThis is one of the problems with a company my friend is at. They do intake without preference to a specific team. They also do re-orgs every 3 to 6 month, so even if they did, the team you interview for might not exist for long anyway. He's on his third team in less than a year. People randomly get moved around due to dysfunction, etc.