Nice salary, nice perks (including stocks), good work environment, reasonable delivery times.
There's some bureaucracy for some formalities that in a small company are more simple. I imagine that's the con of every long company like this.
More transparency with the engineering team in some decisions.
Data structure and algorithm questions were asked in the interview. Questions involved: * Array * Linked list * Queue * Stack * DFS * BFS * Graph
Phone initial screening: a get-to-know-you call. Seemed okay at first, with a good connection with the interviewer. I was ghosted for one month. After I asked about the situation on LinkedIn, I received a dry response saying: "I thought you were
An interesting interview process focused on you as a person, what you can bring to the team, and your technical prowess. I felt very welcome and it seems like a great place to work.
Data structure and algorithm questions were asked in the interview. Questions involved: * Array * Linked list * Queue * Stack * DFS * BFS * Graph
Phone initial screening: a get-to-know-you call. Seemed okay at first, with a good connection with the interviewer. I was ghosted for one month. After I asked about the situation on LinkedIn, I received a dry response saying: "I thought you were
An interesting interview process focused on you as a person, what you can bring to the team, and your technical prowess. I felt very welcome and it seems like a great place to work.