It heavily depends on your team, but I think the work is very interesting. If you're in good graces, the company is pretty generous in paying for an extra monitor for your home office, headphones for Zoom meetings, and various other things that make your work easier. The pay and benefits are pretty good for a non-FAANG company.
2-3 days RTO.
And with all of the ex-Amazon senior leaders hired recently, I don't see the hybrid work arrangement lasting much longer.
Performance management is stack ranking (or the vitality curve), and it's a 2+ month long Kafkaesque nightmare, 2x a year. Like this review title says, playing politics and making other managers aware of your work is more important than actually doing the work.
On the tech side, the internal CI/CD pipeline software product is buggy and frequently fails your builds for no reason. The streaming data platform is a rigid and difficult mess to work with.
Kick the ex-Amazon leadership to the curb. Seriously, their ex-leadership habitually ruins any company culture they touch. Get rid of the stack ranking that causes everyone to view their colleagues as competitors rather than collaborators.
It was a good experience. Starting from the HR recruiter call, then the star power day interview. After the interview, they said they would take me for another software engineer position, but later, I did not get any response from them.
I had a coding test with 4 questions. Quite simple questions. Then, I had their power day with systems design, coding, case, and behavioral. It was all quite simple; the simplicity surprised me.
Four interviews back-to-back on the same day, after clearing the take-home. The interviews included: * One behavioral * One coding (3 stages) * One system design * One technical case They were not overly complex, but definitely something you should
It was a good experience. Starting from the HR recruiter call, then the star power day interview. After the interview, they said they would take me for another software engineer position, but later, I did not get any response from them.
I had a coding test with 4 questions. Quite simple questions. Then, I had their power day with systems design, coding, case, and behavioral. It was all quite simple; the simplicity surprised me.
Four interviews back-to-back on the same day, after clearing the take-home. The interviews included: * One behavioral * One coding (3 stages) * One system design * One technical case They were not overly complex, but definitely something you should