In a technical community, you do have lots of freedom to determine what to work on. The company is truly embracing changes and transformation to the future, open to new ideas. Great leadership (bootcamp style) and technical training programs.
Great vision from senior officers, but execution strategy sometimes lags at mid-level managers.
Politics and silos are unavoidable in a company with a long history.
Had an onsite interview and a phone interview. The onsite interview consisted of 4-5 individual interviews, each asking either technical or coding questions, but not as strict as typical whiteboard questions because I was interviewed directly by the
Phone Interview.... took months to even get things going. They seem to be a very disorganized company in terms of hiring. They don't really tell you where they are with the hiring process, just keep you guessing and ignore all forms of communication
The interview process was fairly straightforward. It consisted of an overview of the responsibilities and the position. It also included a skills test based on what they were looking for. Particularly, they had an exam discussing technical concepts c
Had an onsite interview and a phone interview. The onsite interview consisted of 4-5 individual interviews, each asking either technical or coding questions, but not as strict as typical whiteboard questions because I was interviewed directly by the
Phone Interview.... took months to even get things going. They seem to be a very disorganized company in terms of hiring. They don't really tell you where they are with the hiring process, just keep you guessing and ignore all forms of communication
The interview process was fairly straightforward. It consisted of an overview of the responsibilities and the position. It also included a skills test based on what they were looking for. Particularly, they had an exam discussing technical concepts c