My salary went down after relocating to another country, but it was still very high compared to the average pay for my position and experience in other companies (I think about +40%). The work I was doing was on a front-end mobile app, and I feel like the work was good overall, even became "easy" after a year.
The build system was quite slow. The on-call standards are a bit tough, adding stress and distractions. The need to work with dozens of different teams in different timezones seriously slowed down development now and then. The product I worked on was not very exciting; I wasn't attached. A lot of company standards/protocols make development harder, including older dependencies and difficulty using third-party FOSS stuff.
It was Round 1 of interviews. It started with a coding question, followed by Learning Principles. For the coding question, there was a text editor where I had to write the code (no IDE or option to run the code). I answered every single question,
I started with an OA that had two pure Javascript questions. If you could build simple UI components, you should have been good. Later on, I had a few calls from a recruiter and scheduled a one-hour video call with one of the front-end engineers. It
Most of the things you read online about the process are true. Make sure you use the STAR method when answering questions, as it seems to be an important tenet. I interviewed in 2022.
It was Round 1 of interviews. It started with a coding question, followed by Learning Principles. For the coding question, there was a text editor where I had to write the code (no IDE or option to run the code). I answered every single question,
I started with an OA that had two pure Javascript questions. If you could build simple UI components, you should have been good. Later on, I had a few calls from a recruiter and scheduled a one-hour video call with one of the front-end engineers. It
Most of the things you read online about the process are true. Make sure you use the STAR method when answering questions, as it seems to be an important tenet. I interviewed in 2022.