People are friendly for the most part. Developers have a lot of ownership and freedom. Good work-life balance. The free museum perk is pretty nice.
The company comes off as pretty cheap. The tech stack is pretty outdated.
They, for some reason, prefer to use only internal tools (no Slack or other collaboration tools).
These internal tools are pretty outdated, and using them is actually a pain.
The interview process had five rounds in total. * The first two were LeetCode-style, with medium-level questions. * The third round was a system design interview with a veteran engineer. * The fourth round was a 30-minute HR interview with a r
One of the best interview processes, very well planned and not time-wasting. All details were explained at the first interview, and the rest of the interview was aligned. You have two phases: the first phase is a coding and system architecture inter
Applied online and heard back a few weeks later. Scheduled for one phone interview. After the interview, heard back about 10 days later with an invitation for an onsite interview. I scheduled the onsite, but did not hear back (no trip arrangement o
The interview process had five rounds in total. * The first two were LeetCode-style, with medium-level questions. * The third round was a system design interview with a veteran engineer. * The fourth round was a 30-minute HR interview with a r
One of the best interview processes, very well planned and not time-wasting. All details were explained at the first interview, and the rest of the interview was aligned. You have two phases: the first phase is a coding and system architecture inter
Applied online and heard back a few weeks later. Scheduled for one phone interview. After the interview, heard back about 10 days later with an invitation for an onsite interview. I scheduled the onsite, but did not hear back (no trip arrangement o