Great to work on products which impact millions (or billions) of people.
Lots of smart engineers and access to various perspectives.
Focus on the customer is a priority, and it's fun to interact with your users.
Comp is above average.
Work-life balance is actually good, which is not what I had heard before joining.
Some of the internal engineering tools are homegrown and focused on scale over usability.
There can be a lot of on-call depending on your team and the criticality of the product.
Had a phone screen with a Sr. Data Scientist, went deep into LP-based "tell me about a time when" questions with abundant follow-ups into the STAR-structured responses. Process started with the hiring manager reaching out on LinkedIn. Recruiter rea
The interviewer did not come to the interview meeting. After waiting 15 minutes, I left. I sent an e-mail to the HR team and informed them. Two weeks later, the meeting was organized again. The hiring manager did not come to the meeting again. I had
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. The interview process is straightforward but intense. First interview was with another Software Dev Manager in the same team. After that the famous loop interview where I had to take
Had a phone screen with a Sr. Data Scientist, went deep into LP-based "tell me about a time when" questions with abundant follow-ups into the STAR-structured responses. Process started with the hiring manager reaching out on LinkedIn. Recruiter rea
The interviewer did not come to the interview meeting. After waiting 15 minutes, I left. I sent an e-mail to the HR team and informed them. Two weeks later, the meeting was organized again. The hiring manager did not come to the meeting again. I had
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. The interview process is straightforward but intense. First interview was with another Software Dev Manager in the same team. After that the famous loop interview where I had to take