Great Perks, Slow Promotions
Great Perks, Slow Promotions
Great benefits, great culture, awesome offices.
Promotions take time. Once you're in, it's hard to get one.
The process of promoting is a bit too slow. The employee has the time to look for another job and jump there.
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Software Engineer
It was a pretty standard interview process: * HR Screening (30 min) * Hiring manager behavioral interview (45 min): Talked about my previous experience. * Technical interview where I had to solve LC easy-medium questions (45 min) * System de
Software Engineer
The interviewer asked me to explain my projects, previous work experience, and a few behavioral questions. They asked questions such as, "Why did you apply for Autodesk?" They also asked questions related to SOLID principles.
Software Engineer
The interview process took 4 weeks and had 4 steps: * HR call with simple, standard questions. * Home exercise involving a GitHub code review (frontend with React, backend REST API with Java, and database). * Manager call. * Onsite interview
Software Engineer
Montreal, Quebec, CanadaSeptember 22, 2025It was a pretty standard interview process: * HR Screening (30 min) * Hiring manager behavioral interview (45 min): Talked about my previous experience. * Technical interview where I had to solve LC easy-medium questions (45 min) * System de
Software Engineer
Montreal, Quebec, CanadaDecember 1, 2024The interviewer asked me to explain my projects, previous work experience, and a few behavioral questions. They asked questions such as, "Why did you apply for Autodesk?" They also asked questions related to SOLID principles.
Software Engineer
Montreal, Quebec, CanadaNovember 1, 2020The interview process took 4 weeks and had 4 steps: * HR call with simple, standard questions. * Home exercise involving a GitHub code review (frontend with React, backend REST API with Java, and database). * Manager call. * Onsite interview
