Good benefits and work-life balance. Friendly work environment. Collaborative contributors. Interesting projects.
Not many opportunities for growth. Too many bureaucratic processes. Too many managers. Lots of politics and mysterious decision-making. Too many reorganizations.
There might be opportunities for cost savings and efficiency by getting rid of the layers and layers of managers.
It was really good. This was the process: * Hiring Manager round * First coding round (Product of Array Except Self) * One Manager round * Second coding round (Sliding Window Maximum) * Two Arch rounds.
2 phone screens: 1 recruiter, 2 principals on the same call. 4 Virtual Onsite: 1 Principal Engineer, 2 Hiring Managers, 1 Director. Phone screen: Medium LeetCode and a quick system design overview. Virtual Onsite: Lot of behavioral questions. The
Standard process: Recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I spoke to the recruiter, then spoke with the manager of the team I was interviewing for, then I had one more technical round with the team architect, and then 3.5 hrs virtual onsite interview. Ev
It was really good. This was the process: * Hiring Manager round * First coding round (Product of Array Except Self) * One Manager round * Second coding round (Sliding Window Maximum) * Two Arch rounds.
2 phone screens: 1 recruiter, 2 principals on the same call. 4 Virtual Onsite: 1 Principal Engineer, 2 Hiring Managers, 1 Director. Phone screen: Medium LeetCode and a quick system design overview. Virtual Onsite: Lot of behavioral questions. The
Standard process: Recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I spoke to the recruiter, then spoke with the manager of the team I was interviewing for, then I had one more technical round with the team architect, and then 3.5 hrs virtual onsite interview. Ev