Salary
Modern office that you can show to friends.
You can come late and leave early, but it depends on the manager.
Woco is good and pushes the company to care about employee rights.
Bad middle management.
Damaged culture because people know that there is very little chance to grow. A lot of them coast and do not care about the product; others overachieve and work insanely a lot.
Bad team atmosphere since the environment is competitive.
Incompetent managers cause demotivation.
A lot of support work.
Too much focus on showcasing and visibility, making the presentation the only work appreciated by managers.
Not a helpful atmosphere.
Re-org added responsibilities which are not transparent.
Chaotic management, bad delegation, involving engineers in many meetings without splitting of responsibility areas.
On call is mandatory for all developers.
Fosters employees' mental health.
Train managers to manage.
Help people within the company to grow into management positions.
I submitted a HackerRank test with no communication to HR. The next day, I received an email stating they wanted to conduct an HR interview because my test went very well (which I already knew). I picked a slot, but then there was no further communic
A recruiter contacted me after seeing my GitHub profile for a Backend Engineer position. I was sent a HackerRank challenge to be completed in 75 minutes. I completed 4 out of 5 questions and ran out of time for the last one. Three days later, I re
The interview process involved a phone screening and a HackerRank test of average complexity. Success requires strong knowledge of a programming language (I used C++) and a good understanding of basic data structures like maps, hash maps, and vectors
I submitted a HackerRank test with no communication to HR. The next day, I received an email stating they wanted to conduct an HR interview because my test went very well (which I already knew). I picked a slot, but then there was no further communic
A recruiter contacted me after seeing my GitHub profile for a Backend Engineer position. I was sent a HackerRank challenge to be completed in 75 minutes. I completed 4 out of 5 questions and ran out of time for the last one. Three days later, I re
The interview process involved a phone screening and a HackerRank test of average complexity. Success requires strong knowledge of a programming language (I used C++) and a good understanding of basic data structures like maps, hash maps, and vectors