Leadership knows their stuff and does a great job coordinating teams. Extremely high bar for hiring.
Exciting product that makes a real impact in people's lives outside of the valley. No end to the amount of interesting problems that need solving, regardless of what function of the business you're in.
The high bar for hiring means we often don't grow teams as fast as we'd like. The business is so mature and complex at this point, and so many different improvements are happening in parallel, that it's no longer something you can fully wrap your head around if you're not an exec. You have to trust your peers are doing their piece of the puzzle in cross-functional departments (finance, engineering, operations, etc).
Invest even more in new product development to help with recruiting, sell, and making good on the mission.
Initial phone screen with recruiter. Phone interview with coding challenge. Final onsite interview: 2 coding questions and hiring manager chat. Rejected at the phone coding challenge. The interviewer didn't seem to care at all. They were on their
I went to their offices in San Francisco for an onsite interview. Overall, it was a very good experience. The questions were interesting, a mix of theory, application, and design. The people I met were very smart and nice.
Recruiter phone screen, then a chat with the Hiring Manager. Next, a technical phone screen with an entitled junior engineer who acted superior. I'm glad I was rejected. I wouldn't want to work with someone who thinks they're too smart. For me, on
Initial phone screen with recruiter. Phone interview with coding challenge. Final onsite interview: 2 coding questions and hiring manager chat. Rejected at the phone coding challenge. The interviewer didn't seem to care at all. They were on their
I went to their offices in San Francisco for an onsite interview. Overall, it was a very good experience. The questions were interesting, a mix of theory, application, and design. The people I met were very smart and nice.
Recruiter phone screen, then a chat with the Hiring Manager. Next, a technical phone screen with an entitled junior engineer who acted superior. I'm glad I was rejected. I wouldn't want to work with someone who thinks they're too smart. For me, on