Company treats employees very well, with a great salary, bonuses, stock, benefits, and perks.
Leading-edge technology and challenges create a very fast-paced environment where you are challenged to learn and apply new ideas.
Senior management is very good. Shantanu is an awesome leader and visionary.
Mid-level management is weak. They are mostly engineering staff who have been promoted, so they know products and technology, but don't know how to manage people. As a result, some people feel highly valued, and others do not.
Management decisions are very slow. Often employees have the opportunity to make decisions, but when disagreements occur, management can take months to make a decision.
Treat your people like upper management promises – like your most important asset. Lots of experience and expertise is wasted because inexperienced managers don't know how to lead or build employees.
1. Intro call with Hiring Manager 2. Technical pure coding round 3. Technical Design and Product round I do not know further as I have not moved past this stage. I think there will be one more round for leadership and fitment, but I am not sure.
The interview process was very smooth. They first started me off with an OA, and after completing that, I moved onto the SWE interview forum and got to meet three other teams.
It was a multi-interview process. In total, I had 4 light interviews. This is probably different for me than for most, because I was interviewed for a team I worked closely with as a contractor. Normally, though, there are 4 interviews.
1. Intro call with Hiring Manager 2. Technical pure coding round 3. Technical Design and Product round I do not know further as I have not moved past this stage. I think there will be one more round for leadership and fitment, but I am not sure.
The interview process was very smooth. They first started me off with an OA, and after completing that, I moved onto the SWE interview forum and got to meet three other teams.
It was a multi-interview process. In total, I had 4 light interviews. This is probably different for me than for most, because I was interviewed for a team I worked closely with as a contractor. Normally, though, there are 4 interviews.