Old School Company
Old School Company
Great benefits, especially for vision. Software discounts are really good. Wellness programs are also getting better.
Slow and lots of middle management. Siloed teams.
Create a more “open source” environment and make the San Jose office more open in layout.
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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
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4-hour long on-site interview. 5 different people interviewed me. They asked different questions, both technical and behavioral. 4-hour long on-site interview. 5 different people interviewed me. They asked different questions, both technical and beha
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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.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesOctober 24, 2018Was 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
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San Francisco, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 20194-hour long on-site interview. 5 different people interviewed me. They asked different questions, both technical and behavioral. 4-hour long on-site interview. 5 different people interviewed me. They asked different questions, both technical and beha
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San Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 24, 2016There 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.
