Good salary, good perks, challenging work, engineer accountability (no freeloading), and a lot to learn. Overall, the company is doing great.
No work-life balance. Performance reviews are political. Overall, no team spirit. Toxic work culture.
Management should treat employees as responsible adults, not pit team members and teams against each other, and be more respectful towards their employees.
I had a referral, so I had a quick call and was invited onsite pretty quickly. I thought the onsite went great, but I heard nothing for a month. I was later told the job wasn't available anymore. Pretty sketch.
The interview process included one recruiter conversation and one phone screen, followed by an on-site interview with six people. Several of the interviewers were on the core team, while others were from related teams. The role is largely research-o
The process started with a recruiter call. Then, I had a technical screening. Lastly, there was a three-part panel interview with an engineer on the team, the hiring manager, and someone on the early careers program.
I had a referral, so I had a quick call and was invited onsite pretty quickly. I thought the onsite went great, but I heard nothing for a month. I was later told the job wasn't available anymore. Pretty sketch.
The interview process included one recruiter conversation and one phone screen, followed by an on-site interview with six people. Several of the interviewers were on the core team, while others were from related teams. The role is largely research-o
The process started with a recruiter call. Then, I had a technical screening. Lastly, there was a three-part panel interview with an engineer on the team, the hiring manager, and someone on the early careers program.