It's definitely a great company, business-wise. I don't doubt it will continue to grow in value during the coming years, so it might be a great investment to work there.
There are talented people who pride themselves in getting more done with less. There's fairly little corporate bulls*t (for a company of their size).
The work you do there is very likely quite impactful, affecting a huge number of clients.
Company priorities can change pretty quickly, which might or might not suit you.
When I was interviewed, I was told that I would have an opportunity to work on Project X, which I was quite excited about. When I joined, though, I instead had to work on another project that I wasn't at all interested in. When I complained, I got an offer to work in another team that seemed to suit me more, and the team was happy to take me on. But then company priorities shifted, and I was instead moved to work on another project. It was OK and technically interesting, but I wasn't personally invested in it.
The process went very smoothly: * HR Interview * Two pair programming interviews with some theoretical questions * System Design Interview * Team Fit Interview After letting the recruiter know I had other offers, he set up a meeting to discuss the
Good interview, good questions. Thanks for letting me interview again. The process was a default FAANG-like experience, nothing special. The questions were easy to medium LeetCode level. The system design portion was generic. The recruiters were we
From the start, contact was fast and available via whatever method felt comfortable: Skype, phone, or email. The recruiter guided me through the whole process by setting up interviews with different people easily and nicely. I didn't have to attend
The process went very smoothly: * HR Interview * Two pair programming interviews with some theoretical questions * System Design Interview * Team Fit Interview After letting the recruiter know I had other offers, he set up a meeting to discuss the
Good interview, good questions. Thanks for letting me interview again. The process was a default FAANG-like experience, nothing special. The questions were easy to medium LeetCode level. The system design portion was generic. The recruiters were we
From the start, contact was fast and available via whatever method felt comfortable: Skype, phone, or email. The recruiter guided me through the whole process by setting up interviews with different people easily and nicely. I didn't have to attend