High turnover because of a culture that refuses to change
High turnover because of a culture that refuses to change
- Great benefits
- Peers are generally nice
- There is stability
- Climbing the corporate ladder is as slow as it can be.
- It’s a big corporation in all senses.
- Waterfall processes.
- Constant crunch.
- High turnover rate.
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After a few emails, we set up one online interview. This involved going through two technical questions using CoderPad. We then proceeded to a series of on-site interviews, which included whiteboard coding with various members of the company.
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Multiple phone interviews with various managers and team members. Friendly and surprisingly unorthodox compared to the run-of-the-mill European software houses I was accustomed to. Persistently follows you up. Company seems to have an interesting
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Flew in for an interview after being contacted by a recruiter. The selection process for flights and hotels is great; it's kind of like they are running their own Kayak. Other than that, it was a regular Silicon Valley interview.
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FranceMarch 18, 2022After a few emails, we set up one online interview. This involved going through two technical questions using CoderPad. We then proceeded to a series of on-site interviews, which included whiteboard coding with various members of the company.
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Cupertino, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2012Multiple phone interviews with various managers and team members. Friendly and surprisingly unorthodox compared to the run-of-the-mill European software houses I was accustomed to. Persistently follows you up. Company seems to have an interesting
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Cupertino, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2014Flew in for an interview after being contacted by a recruiter. The selection process for flights and hotels is great; it's kind of like they are running their own Kayak. Other than that, it was a regular Silicon Valley interview.
