Adobe is a Horrible Place to Work
Adobe is a Horrible Place to Work
Adobe has a global brand. Adobe has a love for Adobe. Adobe states they care about parity. Adobe works to include minority groups but excludes others.
Adobe works to include minority groups, but excludes others. Adobe works you harder and pays you less year after year. Bonus and commission structure is no longer fair. Adobe has a cutthroat sales culture which creates a horrible work environment. Not quick to promote.
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Senior Solution Architect
I talked to the recruiter first, then had a tech screen with the manager. I interviewed with various people on the extended team, and participated in a group presentation and demo. The demo was on a product that I had worked with before.
Software Engineer
The first step was a phone screening with the recruiter. This conversation lasted about 30 minutes and focused on my background, experience, and why I was interested in working at Adobe. The recruiter also asked some basic technical questions relat
Software Engineer
I spoke with an engineering director, then a vice president, and then completed technical interviews all within one week. This was very efficient and fast. However, the first appointment had to be set a month in advance. While the position I was in
Senior Solution Architect
United StatesMay 26, 2021I talked to the recruiter first, then had a tech screen with the manager. I interviewed with various people on the extended team, and participated in a group presentation and demo. The demo was on a product that I had worked with before.
Software Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesJune 11, 2024The first step was a phone screening with the recruiter. This conversation lasted about 30 minutes and focused on my background, experience, and why I was interested in working at Adobe. The recruiter also asked some basic technical questions relat
Software Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesFebruary 1, 2019I spoke with an engineering director, then a vice president, and then completed technical interviews all within one week. This was very efficient and fast. However, the first appointment had to be set a month in advance. While the position I was in
