Flexible working hours
Good food
Some rare people are extremely competent
Most middle managers are quite biased and downright incompetent, which directly impacts the career growth and learning of their reports;
To give you a personal anecdote, we recently prototyped a system for patenting.
Once all was said and done, my manager adds a coworker's name to the patent document, saying, "She had worked on it previously". I had no access to any prior work from her and had to build the system from scratch. She then goes on to say, "If she had the time, she could have worked on it. So we're adding her name to it out of respect and solidarity".
This is blatant favouritism. By that logic, I could go to the Olympic Games Committee and say, "If I had the time, I could have been an Olympic athlete. But I didn't, so out of respect and solidarity, give me a gold medal."
Any resistance is met with the threat of a PIP (which is basically a way to phase you out of your job, as you train your replacement).
Need I say more? They'll be all smiles and sweetness until you ask for what you deserve.
Do not work here, if you're even remotely sensitive or ethical.
Fire your middle-managers.
Recognize actual contributors, not just those who go around nodding their heads and grinning at you.
I applied on the company website in Feb 2023. Recruiter contacted me. The process took 2 weeks total. There was screening round of C++ concepts and coding questions. A virtual interview call.
Telephonic: some basic questions were asked 4 technical rounds: Graph, Linked-List, Tree, and some code writing 1 managerial round: general discussion why are you being hired and what is expected from you. 1 HR round: Discussion over compensation
The best interview process by far that I had come across. The interview process took 2 weeks. I was approached by HR over email. They scheduled my phone interview of about 45 mins with a technical manager. Then they scheduled an onsite interview wher
I applied on the company website in Feb 2023. Recruiter contacted me. The process took 2 weeks total. There was screening round of C++ concepts and coding questions. A virtual interview call.
Telephonic: some basic questions were asked 4 technical rounds: Graph, Linked-List, Tree, and some code writing 1 managerial round: general discussion why are you being hired and what is expected from you. 1 HR round: Discussion over compensation
The best interview process by far that I had come across. The interview process took 2 weeks. I was approached by HR over email. They scheduled my phone interview of about 45 mins with a technical manager. Then they scheduled an onsite interview wher