Compensation and benefits are just ok. I like the product the company is working on; there are lots of smart people doing great work. The stock has been rising with the AI frenzy, which benefits all employees a little. The European part and the sites in San Diego and Wilton seem to be well managed.
The San Jose site is not well managed. People get promoted to manager not for management skills, but for the length of stay in the company or guanxi.
A tall hierarchy and small groups with only two or three people make work very inefficient. Managers in general don't know how to motivate or protect their employees, but just try to get them overloaded to make the upper managers happy.
The culture here is also getting closer to a Chinese company that values hustling and working overtime since the previous site director left.
The San Jose site should really be more structured. Some people managers with good management skills are needed. A more reasonable project plan, which everyone can finish without working at 10 PM, should be developed from top to bottom.
After phone screening, you will meet with the hiring manager. He will assign you take-home questions. However, the interview with team members mainly involved asking how you deal with hypothetical issues under bias. They will also ask you about inven
Two phone call interviews: * Data structure and algorithms * Domain-specific knowledge * Previous research experiences Onsite interview, half coding skills and half domain knowledge. Whiteboard coding, questions on GeeksforGeeks.
First, a phone interview. Then, a two-section interview: one with department managers, and another with team members. As usual, they will ask about your experience and give you a programming test.
After phone screening, you will meet with the hiring manager. He will assign you take-home questions. However, the interview with team members mainly involved asking how you deal with hypothetical issues under bias. They will also ask you about inven
Two phone call interviews: * Data structure and algorithms * Domain-specific knowledge * Previous research experiences Onsite interview, half coding skills and half domain knowledge. Whiteboard coding, questions on GeeksforGeeks.
First, a phone interview. Then, a two-section interview: one with department managers, and another with team members. As usual, they will ask about your experience and give you a programming test.