The compensation is pretty good. It's hard to find comparable outside of FAANG-like companies.
The culture around "performance management" is terrible. Review cycles are twice a year and take a few months each time. The stakes are high because they often enforce a 15% distribution, which means 15% of each title is required to be rated "below strong," which automatically results in a PIP. So, basically, for like 40% of the year, you are worried about your job. Absolutely kills morale.
Also, there are so many internal compliance requirements that there's almost no time left to work on actual feature development.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Right after I submitted my application, I received a request to complete a one-hour CodeSignal programming test in one week. The questions were similar to LeetCode questions and ranged in difficulty.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 months. I was referred by a friend. The whole process took a few months. The tech screen was through an automated site called CodeSignal. This was followed by a "Power Day" (4 hours of inter
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. 2 recruiter calls and an initial technical screening, followed by Power Day, a 4 part interview session. * 2 technical components * A case study * A behavioral interview They pretty much tell you details
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Right after I submitted my application, I received a request to complete a one-hour CodeSignal programming test in one week. The questions were similar to LeetCode questions and ranged in difficulty.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 months. I was referred by a friend. The whole process took a few months. The tech screen was through an automated site called CodeSignal. This was followed by a "Power Day" (4 hours of inter
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. 2 recruiter calls and an initial technical screening, followed by Power Day, a 4 part interview session. * 2 technical components * A case study * A behavioral interview They pretty much tell you details