Free meals and a nice office space.
Management is extremely novice. I don't understand what skills they bring to the table and what they actually do on a daily basis. People are getting hired left and right due to nepotism.
For instance, a candidate that completely failed the interview process was hired because she knows the SVP. I was actually in the meeting.
The code stack is laughable. It's funny seeing the faces of recently hired engineers when they first see the codebase. Utterly trash.
The management and tech lead should be ashamed of themselves.
Do work, like literally output something. Don't give the company and your subordinates high-level, vague tasks and do nothing. I think we can have a third grader in charge and achieve similar effects.
Phone screen with a recruiter, then a tech interview over Zoom. The recruiter said the technical wouldn’t have any coding, but interpretation and review of existing code. Wrong. Had the string manipulation problem; that’s fine. What bothered me was
The interview process is quick and transparent. Got some feedback at the end. The questions are not hard, but it is ambiguous on purpose. The office looks nice, with a great view in downtown SF. The work doesn't seem very interesting. It's mostly
First, they invite you for a phone screen to do a name-matching problem with different scenarios. Then, they'll invite you for an on-site with three rounds: OOD design, code rewrite, and a project deep dive with the hiring manager.
Phone screen with a recruiter, then a tech interview over Zoom. The recruiter said the technical wouldn’t have any coding, but interpretation and review of existing code. Wrong. Had the string manipulation problem; that’s fine. What bothered me was
The interview process is quick and transparent. Got some feedback at the end. The questions are not hard, but it is ambiguous on purpose. The office looks nice, with a great view in downtown SF. The work doesn't seem very interesting. It's mostly
First, they invite you for a phone screen to do a name-matching problem with different scenarios. Then, they'll invite you for an on-site with three rounds: OOD design, code rewrite, and a project deep dive with the hiring manager.