Compensation: They’ll want you to be in an office, but if you ask, you can probably be full-time remote.
Whether you have a good time or not depends a lot on the team you’re on. I was miserable because of the code and architecture. The CEO is tone-deaf.
Lol, who knew?
Extremely unprofessional and a complete waste of time. I would say worse things, but this is Glassdoor, not Reddit. HR asked me for a phone screening on Thursday. It went well, and I was asked to set up a call with the hiring manager/tech lead. I re
I had a phone screen interview with fundamental questions about my experience and projects. For example, I provided a resume walkthrough, information about the position and potential locations, and described a specific project in depth.
Recruiter screen, then chat with someone within engineering. The engineer showed up late. I later learned he rejected me, believing I didn't have enough experience. He clearly didn't review my resume, as I have over ten years of experience in my fi
Extremely unprofessional and a complete waste of time. I would say worse things, but this is Glassdoor, not Reddit. HR asked me for a phone screening on Thursday. It went well, and I was asked to set up a call with the hiring manager/tech lead. I re
I had a phone screen interview with fundamental questions about my experience and projects. For example, I provided a resume walkthrough, information about the position and potential locations, and described a specific project in depth.
Recruiter screen, then chat with someone within engineering. The engineer showed up late. I later learned he rejected me, believing I didn't have enough experience. He clearly didn't review my resume, as I have over ten years of experience in my fi