It is a very good company, which has a culture of mental health and employee well-being. It is inclusive and celebrates diversity in the company. The Carta gives access to many company facilities, including family planning benefits, such as fertilization and egg freezing.
Depending on your team, you may have a better or worse work-life balance, but the company always prioritizes employees' quality of life, offering practically unlimited days off for illness and personal issues.
The company has constant reorgs, where they change team configurations, which is complicated for maintaining long-lasting projects that have a greater impact, also frequently changing team focus.
Depending on the team you are in, the culture changes, and you may also not have in-person contact with any of your teammates.
The company's CEO constantly causes public relations problems and takes actions that impact a negative view of the company in the press.
Carta Engineering has the interview process completely dialed in. This process follows most engineering org standards, except for the initial screening. This involves a take-home assignment instead of the usual 60-minute coding assessment, which all
Take-home technical question, then a meeting with an engineer to discuss it. Be ready to justify your decisions. They will give you a packet detailing some of the things they are looking for, such as: * Clean, readable code * Dependency injection *
Talk with HR. Talk with a team member. Take-home assignment. Take-home assignment overview with technical staff. Discuss modeling and architecture. Interviews with the team lead, coordinator, and product manager.
Carta Engineering has the interview process completely dialed in. This process follows most engineering org standards, except for the initial screening. This involves a take-home assignment instead of the usual 60-minute coding assessment, which all
Take-home technical question, then a meeting with an engineer to discuss it. Be ready to justify your decisions. They will give you a packet detailing some of the things they are looking for, such as: * Clean, readable code * Dependency injection *
Talk with HR. Talk with a team member. Take-home assignment. Take-home assignment overview with technical staff. Discuss modeling and architecture. Interviews with the team lead, coordinator, and product manager.