Knowledgeable coworkers. Teams are not siloed, and you can work on a wide variety of projects. Fun company events and atmosphere. Education reimbursement.
Incredibly slow process for promotions and career advancement.
Annual raises are non-existent.
Teams are very poorly resourced and oversubscribed; you end up doing way more than your job description.
Lower than market rate compensation.
99% men.
Don't lay off 20% of your workforce without notice.
The first step is OA, and the second step is a phone interview. The OA has three coding problems; one is hard, and the others are medium. The phone interview has easy programming problems and some probability questions.
I applied online and was contacted a few days later to set up a phone screen interview. During the phone screen, the interviewer asked me to implement some technical problems in an online code editor.
Applied online and received a HackerRank test the next day. The test was designed to take two hours, and they stated, "we don't expect you to finish necessarily." This all came before even saying hello in an email or calling me. I was bored, so I op
The first step is OA, and the second step is a phone interview. The OA has three coding problems; one is hard, and the others are medium. The phone interview has easy programming problems and some probability questions.
I applied online and was contacted a few days later to set up a phone screen interview. During the phone screen, the interviewer asked me to implement some technical problems in an online code editor.
Applied online and received a HackerRank test the next day. The test was designed to take two hours, and they stated, "we don't expect you to finish necessarily." This all came before even saying hello in an email or calling me. I was bored, so I op