Free food Office location Chance to work with a few good people if you land in the right team Compensation is slightly above average Sponsors Work Visa Pet friendly
Leadership loves to boast about high attrition at All Hands—yikes!
Frequent leadership changes and re-orgs leave teams goal-less for quarters on end.
The main task? Cleaning up the mess left by former employees, now with a fancy name—cost optimization.
Promised bonuses to curb attrition? Spoiler: No one was paid the promised amount.
Layoffs happen quietly to avoid making waves.
Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) are a thinly veiled push to get you to quit.
Work-life balance for parents? Not here.
Managers oversee every tiny detail of your workday.
Special software monitors your daily activity, all in the name of "security."
Managers enforce a strict 3-day office policy and report attendance to leadership.
Leaders have the autonomy to ostracize at will.
Rampant discrimination and harassment complaints with little support for foreign employees.
Got a great idea but you are from a different ethnic background? Expect to be sidelined.
Diversity initiatives are just marketing fluff.
Show the decency to stick with the ship you’re steering. Oh wait, you just got promoted to leadership—convenient timing!
Four interviews in total. * First interview with Talent Acquisition to discuss the role and have an informal chat about you. * Second interview with your prospective manager. * Two separate interviews with different team members. The intervie
A few years ago, I had an interview where I was asked programming and banking questions. The banking questions covered payments and transfers. The programming question was related to string concepts. The interview also included questions on payment a
I had a first-round interview with talent acquisition, followed by a take-home test, and finally an in-person interview focused on system design. During all three steps, I received positive feedback. However, after a call from the HR team informing
Four interviews in total. * First interview with Talent Acquisition to discuss the role and have an informal chat about you. * Second interview with your prospective manager. * Two separate interviews with different team members. The intervie
A few years ago, I had an interview where I was asked programming and banking questions. The banking questions covered payments and transfers. The programming question was related to string concepts. The interview also included questions on payment a
I had a first-round interview with talent acquisition, followed by a take-home test, and finally an in-person interview focused on system design. During all three steps, I received positive feedback. However, after a call from the HR team informing