People are genuinely friendly and kind. Onboarding is done in cohorts, which builds community and gives you people to ask for help. There is good documentation on existing services. The C-suite is very honest and open with employees about things that would be top-secret at larger companies. Perks are excellent. Compensation is excellent, especially the sliding-scale compensation model (e.g., choose your base and equity on a spectrum between $XXX minimum base and Y% minimum equity). There is a minimal meeting load for IC engineers.
No 401(k) matching. Documentation can be a bit fragmented. They use a very large suite of employee tools, which can be confusing sometimes. The engineering org structure can be confusing.
None. Keep doing what you're doing!
Overall, I was very pleased with the interview process. The process was fairly standard, with an intro call with the recruiter, a one-hour technical coding interview, and then a final round consisting of four interviews. The technical interview inv
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. The process was well-organized from start to finish, including: * A recruiter screen * A couple of coding rounds * A technical deep dive with an AI coding round * A values interview * A final
Full-day second-round interviews were mostly technical. Unlike FAANG, they seemed more like actual, real-world debugging, algorithmic, and systems issues that engineers at the company face. Each interviewer was very personable and eager to collaborat
Overall, I was very pleased with the interview process. The process was fairly standard, with an intro call with the recruiter, a one-hour technical coding interview, and then a final round consisting of four interviews. The technical interview inv
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. The process was well-organized from start to finish, including: * A recruiter screen * A couple of coding rounds * A technical deep dive with an AI coding round * A values interview * A final
Full-day second-round interviews were mostly technical. Unlike FAANG, they seemed more like actual, real-world debugging, algorithmic, and systems issues that engineers at the company face. Each interviewer was very personable and eager to collaborat