The culture is incredible. The values are real and used everyday. Work-life balance is incredible (though it will vary from team to team). People actually try to work together rather than engaging in politics. Great remote policy and leave benefits. I would still go back.
They've more than doubled in size recently, and the culture is certainly trending towards being less open and more corporate. HR is increasingly less of your friend.
Stay open. Stop wording announcements bearing negative news confusingly so that it appears positive. Stop giving politician-style answers at town halls.
Didn't get past OA, heard now has AI process. People are good, but company is going downhill. Unfortunate for all good culture fits, there's a lack of opportunity amidst apex reviews to produce meaningful work.
Applied online. After a couple of weeks, I was sent a coding challenge online. There were 4 questions, and I was given an hour to complete it. The questions were slightly harder algorithm questions, but asking someone to solve all four in the time
Two rounds of pair programming were conducted. During these rounds, you had to talk through your thinking process and answer the interviewer's questions. While the tasks themselves were not difficult, one interviewer had a strong accent, which made
Didn't get past OA, heard now has AI process. People are good, but company is going downhill. Unfortunate for all good culture fits, there's a lack of opportunity amidst apex reviews to produce meaningful work.
Applied online. After a couple of weeks, I was sent a coding challenge online. There were 4 questions, and I was given an hour to complete it. The questions were slightly harder algorithm questions, but asking someone to solve all four in the time
Two rounds of pair programming were conducted. During these rounds, you had to talk through your thinking process and answer the interviewer's questions. While the tasks themselves were not difficult, one interviewer had a strong accent, which made