Great infrastructure, small teams, very obvious goals.
Kind of weird, directionless management. Not a whole lot of hierarchy, but it seems to be more than necessary or effectual.
I applied online, and the recruiter contacted me a little afterward for a quick phone screen. I then had the technical phone screen the following week, which was surprisingly pretty manageable – a really basic question. The interviewer was actually
Full day of small projects. Very specific, with a mix of DevOps and SRE implicitly, which was not what I was there for. The lunch was good, though this was several years ago. The company has since moved buildings, gone public, and has not performed
I have over 10 years of experience. I applied for a Senior Engineer role and was contacted by the recruiter. I was told there would be two phone screens. I had a phone screen that involved two graph traversal-based coding problems, which I would say
I applied online, and the recruiter contacted me a little afterward for a quick phone screen. I then had the technical phone screen the following week, which was surprisingly pretty manageable – a really basic question. The interviewer was actually
Full day of small projects. Very specific, with a mix of DevOps and SRE implicitly, which was not what I was there for. The lunch was good, though this was several years ago. The company has since moved buildings, gone public, and has not performed
I have over 10 years of experience. I applied for a Senior Engineer role and was contacted by the recruiter. I was told there would be two phone screens. I had a phone screen that involved two graph traversal-based coding problems, which I would say