Competitive pay. The work environment is good if you work from home. If you're lucky, you will have a good team.
10-12 hour days, expect to work some weekends.
Very high pressure.
If you are L4, you will be forced to relocate.
You will be drinking from a firehose and most likely be given a pile of tasks from multiple managers.
Tribal knowledge and poor documentation will slow you down significantly.
Be careful when you give tasks to people during your one-on-ones, especially if you're a skip or the skip of that skip. You could easily pile on an overwhelming amount of tasks, even if you think it's small, on top of what other managers have given that individual.
The interview process was standard. The online assessment focused on building some UI applications using standard HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Then, I was reached out to for a phone screen. The phone screen focused on typical HTML, CSS, and Javascrip
I applied online. After a month, I was called to an interview through Chime. I had two behavioral questions and a frontend test. The interviewers were neutral, not nice but also not bad.
Typical interview stages: 1. Phone screen 2. Technical screen 3. Virtual on-site The first round was a normal phone screen, and the second was also a phone screen. Know your front-end fundamentals. It's the usual things; study, and you should do de
The interview process was standard. The online assessment focused on building some UI applications using standard HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Then, I was reached out to for a phone screen. The phone screen focused on typical HTML, CSS, and Javascrip
I applied online. After a month, I was called to an interview through Chime. I had two behavioral questions and a frontend test. The interviewers were neutral, not nice but also not bad.
Typical interview stages: 1. Phone screen 2. Technical screen 3. Virtual on-site The first round was a normal phone screen, and the second was also a phone screen. Know your front-end fundamentals. It's the usual things; study, and you should do de