Slowly heading to be a corporate dinosaur
Slowly heading to be a corporate dinosaur
Great if you like a stable job where you do your work and collect a paycheck.
Great if you like some career stability, especially if you're a middle manager.
Great if you like to parrot about 'leadership principles' while selectively fitting what works to your narrative and ignoring the best.
Great if you like giving pointless daily feedback about things that don't matter through automated surveys.
Great to pad your resume in order to score a better job elsewhere.
Pathetic benefits. Forced RTO. De-prioritizing strategic initiatives in order to solely benefit shareholders. No team events, low morale. No real all hands at most levels. Leadership does not answer questions unless they are pre-screened. Answers are corporate fluff. Large gaps between promotions.
Your attempt to strive to be the best employer isn't working too well. Work backwards from the employee.
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I had some miscommunication with the interviewer. He asked me a LeetCode-style question at first, then asked me to design a system around the problem. There were common LP questions, focused on learning and self-improvement.
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I had a technical screen in the form of an online assessment. It was a standard, timed test. The coding portion had two standard LeetCode questions that were approximately medium-level.
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I've been handed off between four different recruiters throughout the process. I was told I passed the interview but am still waiting on an offer. The System Design round also had no whiteboard/shared coding session, which I found odd.
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Irvine, California, United StatesMay 1, 2025I had some miscommunication with the interviewer. He asked me a LeetCode-style question at first, then asked me to design a system around the problem. There were common LP questions, focused on learning and self-improvement.
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Irvine, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2025I had a technical screen in the form of an online assessment. It was a standard, timed test. The coding portion had two standard LeetCode questions that were approximately medium-level.
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Irvine, California, United StatesOctober 4, 2024I've been handed off between four different recruiters throughout the process. I was told I passed the interview but am still waiting on an offer. The System Design round also had no whiteboard/shared coding session, which I found odd.
