Keep launching failed products
Keep launching failed products
- CEO will do everything to make money because that's the only thing he cares about in life
- Failed products, exploitation of people
- Launch their Self Driving System today, multiple customers have tried it and it failed badly. 50%+ company is focusing on that but still they cant make it work. They have to cancel deals at last moment
- They asked employees to write fake Glassdoor review and still only able to get from 3.4 to 3.8 rating which is funny.
- Find a better CEO and management. Exploitation is not growth
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Software Engineer
1 online tech round. Virtual onsite: 3 tech rounds + 1 hiring manager round. The coding questions are difficult. If you passed, it moved super fast, and you could ask for feedback when being rejected.
Software Engineer
The interviewer was very nice and helpful throughout the whole process. The question was hard to implement within 45 minutes, to be honest. Good experience overall, but I didn't get to move forward.
Software Engineer
Self-introduction and brief project introduction for 5 minutes, and then coding problems. The thought process was straightforward, but implementation details were hard. I did not make it all correct in the end; it had a sharp, abrupt ending.
Software Engineer
Mountain View, California, United StatesNovember 10, 20251 online tech round. Virtual onsite: 3 tech rounds + 1 hiring manager round. The coding questions are difficult. If you passed, it moved super fast, and you could ask for feedback when being rejected.
Software Engineer
United StatesNovember 8, 2025The interviewer was very nice and helpful throughout the whole process. The question was hard to implement within 45 minutes, to be honest. Good experience overall, but I didn't get to move forward.
Software Engineer
United StatesNovember 6, 2025Self-introduction and brief project introduction for 5 minutes, and then coding problems. The thought process was straightforward, but implementation details were hard. I did not make it all correct in the end; it had a sharp, abrupt ending.
