I work in a great area.
I have a lot of room for personal development and am actively encouraged to grow.
There are leadership opportunities that are regularly made available, but you can stay as an IC if that's what you prefer.
There's a ton of collaboration, and the group works on interesting things.
There's a lot of emphasis on delivery, to the point where it can be valued over people skills for leadership positions.
An over-emphasis on "impact" from management makes it hard to advocate for KTLO work unless it can be bundled into a project.
Slowing down on work for quality can be used against an IC if the TL does not buy in.
Various parts of ENG are very different culturally. Software infrastructure is generally good.
Encourage leaders to leverage intangible strengths of their employees. Be more strict about bullying from leaders, regardless of greenness.
I passed a HackerRank phone screen and received an offer for an on-site interview. As other reviewers have mentioned, the on-site interview process is very disorganized. I didn't even get an email about the schedule for the day. This might, in fact
The interviewer was late by 10 minutes and refused to give me a 10-minute extension. The background sound was extremely loud. The interview consisted of some simple behavior questions and two technical questions.
It was a simple first round. It started with the introduction, project discussion, and then online coding. The interviewer narrated the basic outline, and then we discussed and developed the whole system.
I passed a HackerRank phone screen and received an offer for an on-site interview. As other reviewers have mentioned, the on-site interview process is very disorganized. I didn't even get an email about the schedule for the day. This might, in fact
The interviewer was late by 10 minutes and refused to give me a 10-minute extension. The background sound was extremely loud. The interview consisted of some simple behavior questions and two technical questions.
It was a simple first round. It started with the introduction, project discussion, and then online coding. The interviewer narrated the basic outline, and then we discussed and developed the whole system.