The tech stack is okay. The work is interesting.
Turn overs are crazy
Colleagues and teams' morale are low
Ton of meetings for the sake of meetings
Interviewers are nice and supportive. There are 3 rounds in the final interview: 1) ML Round (You'll typically start off with a discussion about some algorithms, dive deeper and general ML questions. Then there'll be a problem, try to ask questions
I had many rounds of interviews. After finishing the final 3-hour round, I got a verbal offer from the recruiter. The next day, they called me and came up with a reason that they revoked that offer. There was no transparency throughout the interview
I applied through LinkedIn. The recruiter was super friendly and supportive, and so were the interviewers. Since I was expecting an offer from another company, BILL's recruiter was able to schedule my interviews at a short notice. The overall process
Interviewers are nice and supportive. There are 3 rounds in the final interview: 1) ML Round (You'll typically start off with a discussion about some algorithms, dive deeper and general ML questions. Then there'll be a problem, try to ask questions
I had many rounds of interviews. After finishing the final 3-hour round, I got a verbal offer from the recruiter. The next day, they called me and came up with a reason that they revoked that offer. There was no transparency throughout the interview
I applied through LinkedIn. The recruiter was super friendly and supportive, and so were the interviewers. Since I was expecting an offer from another company, BILL's recruiter was able to schedule my interviews at a short notice. The overall process