The culture is positive and the least toxic I've ever experienced. I've personally never seen anyone get fired or PIPed (though it supposedly can happen). This can be good and bad, depending on your perspective.
The bureaucracy and inefficiency that comes with being a big, old company.
There is very little incentive structure to work hard. Turnover is extremely low, so there are few opportunities to move into management. Despite this, in my org, there is one engineering manager for 15-20 individual contributors, and managers are hard to get a hold of when you need them.
Create more opportunities for management. Managers are stretched thin, and ICs are left with little support.
The hiring manager conducted an initial interview, asking general questions about my resume and C++. The second round was with a panel, lasting one hour and consisting of three parts: DSA, a bit of system design, and mathematics, as the role was rela
I applied online for an entry-level Data Engineer position without a referral and was contacted by an overconfident recruiter. What made me very frustrated was that the recruiter stated this position requires external client-facing Data Engineer expe
Forum day with 1-4 interviews. I had 2. * LeetCode Easy for one interview. * LeetCode Medium for another.
The hiring manager conducted an initial interview, asking general questions about my resume and C++. The second round was with a panel, lasting one hour and consisting of three parts: DSA, a bit of system design, and mathematics, as the role was rela
I applied online for an entry-level Data Engineer position without a referral and was contacted by an overconfident recruiter. What made me very frustrated was that the recruiter stated this position requires external client-facing Data Engineer expe
Forum day with 1-4 interviews. I had 2. * LeetCode Easy for one interview. * LeetCode Medium for another.