Please tell me why I wouldn't want to work for Sun!

[anonymous]

Thinking of applying. After reading soe of these posts, I'm not so sure. Then again, it could be sour grapes.

Please share specifics of why I shouldn't apply.

Thanks.

 

[anonymous]

The division and district matter

 

[anonymous]

Thinking of applying. After reading soe of these posts, I'm not so sure. Then again, it could be sour grapes.

Please share specifics of why I shouldn't apply.

Thanks.

go fuck yourself

 

[anonymous]

Thinking of applying. After reading soe of these posts, I'm not so sure. Then again, it could be sour grapes.

Please share specifics of why I shouldn't apply.

Thanks.

Here’s why you should apply:
- you’ve been unemployed for 9+ months and have nothing else that’s ‘hot’. You need money and benefits, and you’re hoping to minimize the employment gap on you’re resume.
I’m serious- they are legitimate reasons.
That said, accept an offer but don’t stop interviewing. Sun is a stopover, not a destination.

Simply put, the reasons to not apply are too many.

Do your homework and the answer will be clear.

 

[anonymous]

You should only work there if you are not offered another job.
Work there for a year or two and then leave.
The pay and benefits aren't bad.
Management is bad.
It's a job, not a career.

 

[anonymous]

Thinking of applying. After reading soe of these posts, I'm not so sure. Then again, it could be sour grapes.

Please share specifics of why I shouldn't apply.

Thanks.

Fair question and I really don’t think there are sour grapes about Sun. What you see is for real.
It’s sketchy. But do what ya gotta do.

 

[anonymous]

You should only work there if you are not offered another job.
Work there for a year or two and then leave.
The pay and benefits aren't bad.
Management is bad.
It's a job, not a career.

The problem is getting out once you’re in. It’s like a stain on your resume and getting hired elsewhere is tough.