Work-life balance is great - I've never been asked to work more than 40 hours in a week.
The workplace culture (within Cash App, at least) is very bottoms-up, which means that teams are empowered to form their roadmap and re-prioritize as necessary.
The company's mission of Economic Empowerment is a positive driving force.
Compensation isn't the best in the industry, but the great WLB makes up for this in my opinion.
Bottoms-up culture can be a double-edged sword, since any initiative requiring multiple teams will require a slow process of getting buy-in from each team involved.
The company's narrative can be unconvincing at times, e.g. our mission is Economic Empowerment so we're going to push customers to "invest" in Bitcoin.
Provide a more concrete vision for where the company is going and how we might get there.
The interview process included: * A casual recruiter screen * A pair programming exercise * An onsite with two more pair programming exercises, architecture design, resume Q&A, and a hiring manager screen. The pair programming interviews were
Employees seem very satisfied with the company, and I got a good impression. However, the recruiter didn't provide any feedback after the interview and was very late with their reply. I dedicated a whole day to interviewing with them, and received n
First, a phone call with a recruiter, then a pair programming session. It's safe to say it wasn’t a true pair programming session; the interviewer seemed bored and absent. The question was based on a Greedy algorithm. I couldn’t solve it during the
The interview process included: * A casual recruiter screen * A pair programming exercise * An onsite with two more pair programming exercises, architecture design, resume Q&A, and a hiring manager screen. The pair programming interviews were
Employees seem very satisfied with the company, and I got a good impression. However, the recruiter didn't provide any feedback after the interview and was very late with their reply. I dedicated a whole day to interviewing with them, and received n
First, a phone call with a recruiter, then a pair programming session. It's safe to say it wasn’t a true pair programming session; the interviewer seemed bored and absent. The question was based on a Greedy algorithm. I couldn’t solve it during the