You work with really smart and hardworking people. There are so many projects going on all the time that it's never boring. There's always something to improve or learn more about.
Increasingly difficult to get promoted and raises stagnated, meaning no one wanted to take ownership because that just meant more work and stress for the same pay. A ton of projects get finished and then never get used or weren't actually useful in the end. Obviously, layoffs mean most people are stressed out.
You have to understand that without strong ownership from ICs, everyone just does work without any glue to stick it all together. Meaning, you need to have strong leaders running projects whose main focus is how the project or service will work in the larger ecosystem. In order to have ownership, people have to have a reason to put in the extra work, i.e., either promote sooner, or have a middle ground between SDE2 and SDE3 that people can go for.
90-minute timed online assessment. Includes 2 coding questions, medium difficulty on LeetCode. One question took me a long time to finish. Work simulation questions for 15 minutes. I don't know if I answered correctly. Personalized test and anothe
The interview consisted of four technical rounds: * Three coding rounds * One system design round Two of the coding rounds covered basic LeetCode-style questions, while the third focused on logical and maintainable code. All rounds included tw
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. The interview process involved: * One phone interview * Four rounds of on-site interviews The overall process was not bad, but the time dedicated to system design was very limited.
90-minute timed online assessment. Includes 2 coding questions, medium difficulty on LeetCode. One question took me a long time to finish. Work simulation questions for 15 minutes. I don't know if I answered correctly. Personalized test and anothe
The interview consisted of four technical rounds: * Three coding rounds * One system design round Two of the coding rounds covered basic LeetCode-style questions, while the third focused on logical and maintainable code. All rounds included tw
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. The interview process involved: * One phone interview * Four rounds of on-site interviews The overall process was not bad, but the time dedicated to system design was very limited.