Smart coworkers, beautiful office, nice perks.
Systems in place break easily and are a pain to operate. Code debt is a real issue here: there are old parts of the codebase that are not owned by any team or IC, and cause bugs and breakages in new features.
The product direction is lacking. Affirm wants to reinvent consumer finance, but I didn't see any steps in my time there to achieve that. Employee morale in that area also seemed low.
WLB is not great — dinner is at 7pm, which means that quite a few of the team won't leave the office until 7:30 or 8pm.
Honestly, by far the best experience I've had with any company. Every step of the process seemed very well thought through and designed to get me familiar with the company, as much as designed for them to assess my abilities. Overall, fantastic comm
First, I had a call with the hiring manager. Then, I moved on to a technical phone screen. After that, I got an onsite with two behavioral and three technical questions. Everyone there was really nice and seemed to be passionate about the mission.
Went through referral and got a phone screen soon afterwards with a recruiter. A week later, we scheduled a technical interview with an engineer. Botched the technical question and did not get an offer.
Honestly, by far the best experience I've had with any company. Every step of the process seemed very well thought through and designed to get me familiar with the company, as much as designed for them to assess my abilities. Overall, fantastic comm
First, I had a call with the hiring manager. Then, I moved on to a technical phone screen. After that, I got an onsite with two behavioral and three technical questions. Everyone there was really nice and seemed to be passionate about the mission.
Went through referral and got a phone screen soon afterwards with a recruiter. A week later, we scheduled a technical interview with an engineer. Botched the technical question and did not get an offer.