Engineers get a lot of ownership over what they work on. They are great people to work with.
The path to promotion can be ambiguous.
After the initial recruiter call, a telephonic coding interview was scheduled. They boast about pair programming, but I totally disagree when the interviewer remains muted and silent for about 80% of the time. This was definitely a new grad who was
The recruiters were friendly and proactive. However, I ended up with a bad interviewer who lacked knowledge in several areas and experienced audio issues on his end. While I hesitated to mention these issues to the recruiter, fearing they might see
In broad strokes, the process began with a phone screen. After that, there were two separate CoderPad pair programming interviews. Following that was a "virtual onsite" (given the ongoing Coronavirus shelter-in-place order), which included: * Three
After the initial recruiter call, a telephonic coding interview was scheduled. They boast about pair programming, but I totally disagree when the interviewer remains muted and silent for about 80% of the time. This was definitely a new grad who was
The recruiters were friendly and proactive. However, I ended up with a bad interviewer who lacked knowledge in several areas and experienced audio issues on his end. While I hesitated to mention these issues to the recruiter, fearing they might see
In broad strokes, the process began with a phone screen. After that, there were two separate CoderPad pair programming interviews. Following that was a "virtual onsite" (given the ongoing Coronavirus shelter-in-place order), which included: * Three