Engineering leadership is immature and childish
Engineering leadership is immature and childish
Good company overall.
Senior leadership seems to care about the employees. They offer generous time away, and they did a lot during COVID.
Senior engineering leadership is inept and incompetent. They would relish the opportunity to berate other engineers, even floating about it in meetings with other unrelated teams. The "caliber" of individuals they put at the VP and Director level is laughable; they are chosen only because they are good at being condescending and derogatory. There are far better places for any engineer.
Your senior engineering leaders are pulling wool over your eyes and do effectively no work while actively interfering with others.
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They don’t respect your time when you try to schedule an interview. Their representation of the position and the company during the phone interview was very unprofessional. Simple questions about the technical stack weren’t answered.
Senior Software Engineer
The first step was a HackerRank online test. The second step was a 1-hour Zoom interview. The interviewer shared a HackerRank code pad and asked me to write the code. It was a simple question about the longest common substring without repeating char
Senior Software Engineer
1 phone screening and 1 onsite. The phone screen question was relatively easy – an n-ary tree. The manager was kind enough to guide me. The onsite interview was not that hard either. Perhaps because on the same day I had received an offer from anot
Senior Software Engineer
Rehovot, IsraelJanuary 1, 2024They don’t respect your time when you try to schedule an interview. Their representation of the position and the company during the phone interview was very unprofessional. Simple questions about the technical stack weren’t answered.
Senior Software Engineer
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaJanuary 1, 2021The first step was a HackerRank online test. The second step was a 1-hour Zoom interview. The interviewer shared a HackerRank code pad and asked me to write the code. It was a simple question about the longest common substring without repeating char
Senior Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesMarch 11, 20201 phone screening and 1 onsite. The phone screen question was relatively easy – an n-ary tree. The manager was kind enough to guide me. The onsite interview was not that hard either. Perhaps because on the same day I had received an offer from anot
