It was pretty good overall. There was decent pay, remote work, and a flexible work-life balance. The work was mostly stable, with opportunities to contribute. There were smart, nice people.
AI pilled.
Thrash.
They laid off half the company, including me.
I was interviewed by someone with only 1 year of experience. The questions were very basic, and I wrote the code, yet I was rejected with the default explanation.
They start with a CodeSignal that's part of your application. After a recruiter reaches out to you, if your profile is a match, they then schedule you for two more technical interviews with an engineer. There's then a final interview where you meet t
You'll be contacted by the hiring manager first to walk you through the process. This is with a super nice person, followed by a 1-hour pair programming session where you code and explain to the interviewer. It's similar to Google and Amazon type int
I was interviewed by someone with only 1 year of experience. The questions were very basic, and I wrote the code, yet I was rejected with the default explanation.
They start with a CodeSignal that's part of your application. After a recruiter reaches out to you, if your profile is a match, they then schedule you for two more technical interviews with an engineer. There's then a final interview where you meet t
You'll be contacted by the hiring manager first to walk you through the process. This is with a super nice person, followed by a 1-hour pair programming session where you code and explain to the interviewer. It's similar to Google and Amazon type int