This company is the clear leader in the various spaces it operates in. The workforce is highly talented, skilled, hungry, and a pleasure to work with. Teams are motivated, and many of us enjoy working on the types of problems we're faced with.
There is an increasing sense of toxicity coming from upper echelons of the company.
Right now, the growth stage the company is in (one of becoming a real company versus a startup) is suffering from mercurial leadership, micromanagement, and ruling by fear/intimidation.
It's a very uncomfortable place to be. The fear of retribution, coupled with a lack of seeing any positive change come from flagging concerns to leadership, has created an environment of extreme anxiety at most levels.
1. Call with the recruiter to learn about what you want and allow you to ask them questions. 2. Heard back the same week that I got the technical phone screen. 3. Did my technical phone screen, stumbled but the interviewers were supportive. Heard bac
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.
I was in an interview with two interviewers. The question wasn't too hard, but too much time was spent chatting before we could get started with coding, so I didn't have enough time.
1. Call with the recruiter to learn about what you want and allow you to ask them questions. 2. Heard back the same week that I got the technical phone screen. 3. Did my technical phone screen, stumbled but the interviewers were supportive. Heard bac
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.
I was in an interview with two interviewers. The question wasn't too hard, but too much time was spent chatting before we could get started with coding, so I didn't have enough time.