Most colleagues are hardworking, humble, and helpful people. They make the extremely bad work-life balance, low pay, and brainwash-style company culture slightly better.
Incompetent and inconsistent middle management. They recently hired some experienced managers who are great, but there are certain managers with extremely high attrition.
I’ve observed whole teams of engineers leaving in under a year due to bad management, and they’ve done nothing to improve.
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This company has grown to include all the bad things from corporate culture and exclude all the good things about working at a startup. Engineers are getting worked like slaves, with way below average pay and slim equity. Middle management has serious issues, and the company is not addressing them, further losing engineer trust.
Their process seemed pretty good. Recruiter phone screen into a technical interview, which would have led into an onsite and then a casual hiring manager chat. It was my first interview since searching this time, so I was shaky on the coding question
Initial 45-minute LeetCode-style coding screen. 4-5 hour onsite with: * 1 system design * 1 LeetCode-style coding * 1 practical coding * Engineering Manager chat. Technical questions were mostly relevant to the company. The Manager chat involved go
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn and had a ~25-minute phone screen to discuss my background, experience, and interests. We talked about why I was interested in the company and what type of work I was most interested in. The recruiter was pr
Their process seemed pretty good. Recruiter phone screen into a technical interview, which would have led into an onsite and then a casual hiring manager chat. It was my first interview since searching this time, so I was shaky on the coding question
Initial 45-minute LeetCode-style coding screen. 4-5 hour onsite with: * 1 system design * 1 LeetCode-style coding * 1 practical coding * Engineering Manager chat. Technical questions were mostly relevant to the company. The Manager chat involved go
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn and had a ~25-minute phone screen to discuss my background, experience, and interests. We talked about why I was interested in the company and what type of work I was most interested in. The recruiter was pr