Lack of transparency: Leadership doesn't seem to share anything. All-hands meetings are useless.
Lack of respect: The leadership's mindset is that engineers are disposable, and they provide you with little care.
Tech debt: There is no regard for quality, just the bare minimum. It almost seems like employees work long hours because of the tech debt. Also, the technology used is very old and backward, so there's little chance of growing your engineering skills.
Non-traditional work hours: To function normally and within deadlines, you have to work until at least 7 PM to work with colleagues in China, Singapore, etc.
Have a vision and stick to it.
The recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, and the process was quite fast. It was only during the interview that both the interviewer and I realized the team was not a good match for me. Rejected after two rounds and no feedback. Confused.
The interviewer went straight to a coding question and asked me to write the solution without additional steps, such as walking through the code. However, they did allow me to talk about an idea I had.
Talked about my resume for 30 minutes and was asked an easy LeetCode question: Number of Islands. I didn't hear back from HR for two weeks. They eventually decided not to move forward, citing no headcount.
The recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, and the process was quite fast. It was only during the interview that both the interviewer and I realized the team was not a good match for me. Rejected after two rounds and no feedback. Confused.
The interviewer went straight to a coding question and asked me to write the solution without additional steps, such as walking through the code. However, they did allow me to talk about an idea I had.
Talked about my resume for 30 minutes and was asked an easy LeetCode question: Number of Islands. I didn't hear back from HR for two weeks. They eventually decided not to move forward, citing no headcount.