Great Culture, Slow Change
Great Culture, Slow Change
Extremely good work culture.
Challenging and interesting problems.
Very focused on employee career development.
Sometimes work can be tedious.
A lot of corporate bureaucracy, once you get to a certain level (VP and above).
Changes you suggest are often ignored the first few times you mention them.
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Associate Software Engineer
Applied to their job opening through LinkedIn. Got contacted by HR a week later asking to schedule a meeting. They questioned me about my experience and decided not to continue with the process because of my limited backend experience.
Associate Software Engineer
The interview covered algorithms and theory. It was a very relaxed interview. If you got stuck, the interviewers would jump in to help. Coding was done live via some platform. The algorithm was easy, similar to LeetCode problems.
Associate Software Engineer
I applied for a position at BlackRock in early October. A month later, I received an email from the recruiter inviting me to the first interview with the hiring manager, which went well. Another month later, the recruiter contacted me for two back-t
Associate Software Engineer
Belgrade, SerbiaAugust 1, 2025Applied to their job opening through LinkedIn. Got contacted by HR a week later asking to schedule a meeting. They questioned me about my experience and decided not to continue with the process because of my limited backend experience.
Associate Software Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesMarch 17, 2025The interview covered algorithms and theory. It was a very relaxed interview. If you got stuck, the interviewers would jump in to help. Coding was done live via some platform. The algorithm was easy, similar to LeetCode problems.
Associate Software Engineer
United StatesDecember 31, 2024I applied for a position at BlackRock in early October. A month later, I received an email from the recruiter inviting me to the first interview with the hiring manager, which went well. Another month later, the recruiter contacted me for two back-t
