Good compensation, excellent job role flexibility, smart people, a lot of independence, and the ability to show ownership.
Work pressure, late nights, lots of management pressure (sometimes directly getting to engineers, which may not be the norm in a lot of companies), no HR intervention.
You are doing it right! I like it.
Outrageously bad process: * Multiple scheduling issues. * Interviewers lack basic communication skills and, for some reason, are taking interviews from remote areas with bad connectivity. * They are extremely egoistic, while themselves unable to com
Recruiter Screening: A 30-minute call with a recruiter to go over the role and fit. Online Assessment: Two coding questions and workplace style behavioral questions. Virtual Final Round: Three coding questions and one System Design question.
Initial coding challenge, immediately followed by a 4-round onsite. There was no noticeable "bar raiser" interview; all interviewers were from the same organization. The interviews consisted of two parts: * Discussing experiences (leadership pri
Outrageously bad process: * Multiple scheduling issues. * Interviewers lack basic communication skills and, for some reason, are taking interviews from remote areas with bad connectivity. * They are extremely egoistic, while themselves unable to com
Recruiter Screening: A 30-minute call with a recruiter to go over the role and fit. Online Assessment: Two coding questions and workplace style behavioral questions. Virtual Final Round: Three coding questions and one System Design question.
Initial coding challenge, immediately followed by a 4-round onsite. There was no noticeable "bar raiser" interview; all interviewers were from the same organization. The interviews consisted of two parts: * Discussing experiences (leadership pri