Compensation is great, especially for a fully remote company.
Major technical decisions forced on you, with the result being extremely poor performance, a complete inability to debug, and making the development experience take forever. Unrealistic deadlines. Lack of real goals or product management. Gaslights you about not stack ranking.
Design and write the code for a router service. Input: `/bar/qw/ert` should route to `result`. `/bar/*/ert` should also route to `result`. Your solution must support wildcards.
Their first screening round is through Karat. It has a specific format where they dedicate 30 minutes for System Design questions and the remaining 30 minutes for two programs. You have to answer all the questions within the given time limit.
I was approached via a recruiter and completed the coding rounds. I finished the code with test cases passing in both rounds, and I know it's correct. One of the interviews was conducted by a less capable interviewer who tried to argue that Collecti
Design and write the code for a router service. Input: `/bar/qw/ert` should route to `result`. `/bar/*/ert` should also route to `result`. Your solution must support wildcards.
Their first screening round is through Karat. It has a specific format where they dedicate 30 minutes for System Design questions and the remaining 30 minutes for two programs. You have to answer all the questions within the given time limit.
I was approached via a recruiter and completed the coding rounds. I finished the code with test cases passing in both rounds, and I know it's correct. One of the interviews was conducted by a less capable interviewer who tried to argue that Collecti