Some leadership principles are not applied in a good, measured way. By some, I mean the principle of frugality.
For example, desktops and laptops are shitty, to an extent that they slow down work sometimes. Another example is making it as hard as possible for filing and getting reimbursements.
Pay is very low compared to the market once you have spent more than a year. Salaries don't increase at all, and there are no new RSUs until you get promoted.
There is bad management in most teams/orgs.
It takes too long to start the Green Card process compared to other companies.
Hiring quality varies a lot.
There is no subsidized or free food. Happy hours or employee/team bonding events are very rare. Even when choosing a lunch place for a rare team bonding, for example, one has to pay attention to not spending more than a certain amount of money on lunch.
The first question in the technical interview section was simple. As I solved it, they added more and more layers of complexity. I got it correct, but maybe my solution was suboptimal because I did not make it to the next interview round.
I received an interview for a college hire, new grad Software Development Engineer I position. There were three rounds in total: one SDM and two SDEs. A lot of behavioral questions were asked. All interviewers were nice, and the process was very sm
Loop Interview Round 1 - 30 minutes LP followed by a LeetCode problem (Trees related) Round 2 - 2 coding questions: * One was similar to LRU cache. * The other was a matrix traversal in 8 directions (graph depth-first search). Round 3 - Behavioral
The first question in the technical interview section was simple. As I solved it, they added more and more layers of complexity. I got it correct, but maybe my solution was suboptimal because I did not make it to the next interview round.
I received an interview for a college hire, new grad Software Development Engineer I position. There were three rounds in total: one SDM and two SDEs. A lot of behavioral questions were asked. All interviewers were nice, and the process was very sm
Loop Interview Round 1 - 30 minutes LP followed by a LeetCode problem (Trees related) Round 2 - 2 coding questions: * One was similar to LRU cache. * The other was a matrix traversal in 8 directions (graph depth-first search). Round 3 - Behavioral