More of a hospitality company than a tech company. Engineering isn't a core part of the culture, and it shows in the quality and visibility of the team's work.
Systems receive low traffic levels (compared to those in search, ads, social networking, etc.), so there is little need to improve efficiency or innovate in the backend space.
Weak engineering leadership that won't make hard technical decisions or push through cross-team initiatives like SOA.
Senior IC promotions and external hires are based more on visibility than technical skill and impact.
There is a steady stream of departures by strong engineers and managers.
Culture of niceness and praise to the extreme. It is hard to provide constructive feedback or push back against bad projects.
Cramped, noisy desk areas with low-quality monitors and office furniture.
Below average meals and snacks.
The interview process was pretty terrible. I would suggest looking elsewhere or using this company for practice interviews (for other companies) if you want to leave with a positive experience, whether rejected or not. I went all the way to the onsi
The interview process was lengthy and tough, but the questions were fun to solve. The interviewer was nice as well. I would interview again in the future. This was last year. Not sure what else to include here in the review.
Asked technical and culture fit questions. I remember them asking about the company's four core values and how they might apply to me. I ended up talking about my past experiences.
The interview process was pretty terrible. I would suggest looking elsewhere or using this company for practice interviews (for other companies) if you want to leave with a positive experience, whether rejected or not. I went all the way to the onsi
The interview process was lengthy and tough, but the questions were fun to solve. The interviewer was nice as well. I would interview again in the future. This was last year. Not sure what else to include here in the review.
Asked technical and culture fit questions. I remember them asking about the company's four core values and how they might apply to me. I ended up talking about my past experiences.