Decent compensation, before you realize a 10-hour workday is the expectation. Good health coverage. Some good people. Looks good on a resume.
A flat, sad, and stagnant environment, packed with has-beens enduring a soul-crashing grind. The codebase is messy, kludgy, missing comments, tests, formatting, and a basic understanding of good design.
There's a lot of prop tech that's useless elsewhere, old, and might trigger a bad case of OCD just from looking at it.
Frequent emails from management remind everyone of BLP's greatness and how lucky everyone is for getting a chance to enhance it further through hard work and personal sacrifice.
Cut the woke BS. Mini Mike's net worth has to be larger than the combined net worth of everyone else in the company, and daily reminders about the virtues of "equity" don't quite jive with that fact.
I contacted my recruiter, which led to a technical phone screen within the next 3 weeks. The interview featured non-LeetCode type questions, focusing more on system design and OOP. It was refreshing to be asked these questions instead of random Leet
One code screen, followed by an onsite with two technical rounds. Overall, a good experience. Questions were similar to what could be found on here. The interviews were interesting and enjoyable.
I applied online, and the phone interview was a week later. I used HackerRank for one question. I coded, and then the interviewer escalated the problem. I didn't do well as I was so nervous. The interviewer didn't care about my experience or anything
I contacted my recruiter, which led to a technical phone screen within the next 3 weeks. The interview featured non-LeetCode type questions, focusing more on system design and OOP. It was refreshing to be asked these questions instead of random Leet
One code screen, followed by an onsite with two technical rounds. Overall, a good experience. Questions were similar to what could be found on here. The interviews were interesting and enjoyable.
I applied online, and the phone interview was a week later. I used HackerRank for one question. I coded, and then the interviewer escalated the problem. I didn't do well as I was so nervous. The interviewer didn't care about my experience or anything