Pulling market capital out of years of unrealized gains, Creative Cloud is a marketing move for the ages.
Great work lifestyle: 6-hour days, lots of vacation, overpaid when threatening to quit. Great to be a lifer.
Anyone with an ounce of motivation has left this company.
You will fall behind and become overpaid, leaving you with little experience to move on.
No growth products and little innovation.
Command and control leadership. Rules and plans are handed down from above.
See cons, then fix it.
There were four, one-hour interviews. It was clear that the interviewers didn't talk to each other between sessions, as the first three interviewers all asked me to write a for-loop on a whiteboard, presumably to make sure I wasn't in the wrong room.
Was brought in as a personal referral. Had an initial phone screen and then proceeded to an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of 4 rounds of interviewers along with a lunch interview where I got to meet the team. Received an offer 2 days late
The process was long, mostly due to the time of year I began interviewing. I started the interview process at the end of Adobe's fiscal year, so my onsite interviews were delayed for some time until budget was allocated, etc. In total, I had: * A
There were four, one-hour interviews. It was clear that the interviewers didn't talk to each other between sessions, as the first three interviewers all asked me to write a for-loop on a whiteboard, presumably to make sure I wasn't in the wrong room.
Was brought in as a personal referral. Had an initial phone screen and then proceeded to an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of 4 rounds of interviewers along with a lunch interview where I got to meet the team. Received an offer 2 days late
The process was long, mostly due to the time of year I began interviewing. I started the interview process at the end of Adobe's fiscal year, so my onsite interviews were delayed for some time until budget was allocated, etc. In total, I had: * A