On call is very much just ops work, kind of boring, and obviously, you get woken up at night sometimes.
Your happiness will probably depend on the team that you are on (but this is the same for any company, really).
There aren't as many benefits as other companies have that are at the same caliber.
Deadlines and the speed of development can be pretty rough to keep up with.
The OA was sent to me after 1 month. I received a notice that there would be an interview in 2 weeks. I waited 2 months until the interview took place.
Take-home coding test Phone interviews: * One was technical. * The other was behavioral. 1 in-person, 5-hour interview. It was super long, but they provided snacks and food in between. Employees were pretty rude.
The interviewer was smooth and professional, doing a great job. The feedback was accurate and knowledgeable. The HR representative had a great sense of understanding and knew how to help the candidate.
The OA was sent to me after 1 month. I received a notice that there would be an interview in 2 weeks. I waited 2 months until the interview took place.
Take-home coding test Phone interviews: * One was technical. * The other was behavioral. 1 in-person, 5-hour interview. It was super long, but they provided snacks and food in between. Employees were pretty rude.
The interviewer was smooth and professional, doing a great job. The feedback was accurate and knowledgeable. The HR representative had a great sense of understanding and knew how to help the candidate.