Not a 'normal' org. That means you are working in a kind of entrepreneurial environment, with a lot of responsibility and you need to learn a lot by yourself.
I don't see in my team a lot of work/life unbalance, but you need to move quickly with your tasks.
The first 2 or 3 months, you could feel a little overwhelmed with all you need to learn and do from day one. Gradually, you're getting it until you master your craft.
Empower more mentors. DIY is good, but it could be better with more time of mentors available for each new hire.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Very defined process, friendly interviewers. One very hard round which might trip you. The other interviews were pretty easy. Recruiter was super helpful, and helped with rescheduling as well. Blind 75 is
I was assigned an online assessment through HackerRank (2 hours). After passing the assessment, the virtual onsite was scheduled 3 weeks out. The onsite consisted of 4 hours of system design, coding, and managerial rounds. They all had a peculiar m
A recruiter contacted me for the SDE2 role. Three days after the HR round, I was given a coding link. I solved that, and then they asked me to schedule four rounds. We could split the four rounds into sets of two for two consecutive days, but I gave
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Very defined process, friendly interviewers. One very hard round which might trip you. The other interviews were pretty easy. Recruiter was super helpful, and helped with rescheduling as well. Blind 75 is
I was assigned an online assessment through HackerRank (2 hours). After passing the assessment, the virtual onsite was scheduled 3 weeks out. The onsite consisted of 4 hours of system design, coding, and managerial rounds. They all had a peculiar m
A recruiter contacted me for the SDE2 role. Three days after the HR round, I was given a coding link. I solved that, and then they asked me to schedule four rounds. We could split the four rounds into sets of two for two consecutive days, but I gave