People aren't as smart as you think. When the name Amazon comes to your mind, they are just slightly above average or average. This may be due to a poor hiring process.
Seniors still favor processes much more than outcomes.
Because of their frugality, one of the leadership principles, you feel like you are working for a typical MNC, with no freebies or a dull and boring environment.
It's an organization where people try to please each other because if you're very smart, it won't matter. You will not be allowed to go forward with your design; you will have to convince others. And as I said, 'others' are not smart, so smart people can really have a hard time here.
If you cannot feed a team with 2 pizzas, it's too large, as said by your founder, Jeff. This is not followed very well.
Cut down overemployment and hire only quality employees. It's high time that you start matching your employees' standards to those of "Google" or "Facebook".
You pay well, so don't ruin that money with a poor hiring process. Come on, the questions you ask in the interview are always the same; at least come up with something new.
I don't know what goes on in the minds of SDMs or recruiters, but they both try to hire more and more. This attitude is so stupid.
The interview was good, with the right questions and the right amount of complexity. It mainly focused on algorithms and coding questions, with no language preference. If you have a good amount of knowledge in algorithms and complexity, then it will
I had a very mid interview experience. I first had an OA in December and received an invitation to the onsite in mid-January. The entire interview loop was scheduled for a single day, but one interviewer was unable to attend and rescheduled twice.
First round: OA. Next, three rounds of loop interviews, each lasting three hours. * Round 1: One LeetCode medium and one behavioral question. * Round 2: One LeetCode medium and one behavioral question. * Round 3: Behavioral questions only.
The interview was good, with the right questions and the right amount of complexity. It mainly focused on algorithms and coding questions, with no language preference. If you have a good amount of knowledge in algorithms and complexity, then it will
I had a very mid interview experience. I first had an OA in December and received an invitation to the onsite in mid-January. The entire interview loop was scheduled for a single day, but one interviewer was unable to attend and rescheduled twice.
First round: OA. Next, three rounds of loop interviews, each lasting three hours. * Round 1: One LeetCode medium and one behavioral question. * Round 2: One LeetCode medium and one behavioral question. * Round 3: Behavioral questions only.