It’s a premium contract company. You get the employment benefits, RSU, and the office. You can do nothing and get paid.
During the existence of the Warsaw office, nothing has changed in terms of ownership and cooperation with the US. Everything is driven there; we are just executing someone’s plan.
There’s no real way to grow outside of your role because of that.
Any process is US-centric, not to mention rigid and overblown processes for architecture and software development.
Also, nothing has changed in developer experience: tooling is non-existent, and constantly migrated platforms are not developed.
Product management is tragic; PMs would be interns somewhere else.
Start empowering local teams.
Start empowering the Warsaw office.
Hire real senior people in Warsaw to counterbalance the US.
Invest in developer experience and a software delivery platform.
The interview process consisted of: * A 5-step interview * Live coding and system design rounds * Technical, manager, and HR interviews All steps were organized smoothly, one after another. I enjoyed the process overall. This was my second at
Standard FAANG interview. 3 rounds. Quiet demanding. The HR interviewer sent preparation materials. Nice journey. There was a one-week break between rounds. There was a possibility to get to know how they work and what it looks like.
I applied via a job portal. First, I was contacted by a member of the talent acquisition team who introduced me to the company in general, described the offer in more detail, and provided an overview of the entire hiring process. It was a rather brie
The interview process consisted of: * A 5-step interview * Live coding and system design rounds * Technical, manager, and HR interviews All steps were organized smoothly, one after another. I enjoyed the process overall. This was my second at
Standard FAANG interview. 3 rounds. Quiet demanding. The HR interviewer sent preparation materials. Nice journey. There was a one-week break between rounds. There was a possibility to get to know how they work and what it looks like.
I applied via a job portal. First, I was contacted by a member of the talent acquisition team who introduced me to the company in general, described the offer in more detail, and provided an overview of the entire hiring process. It was a rather brie