Due to layoffs, it's been more sour at Chime than usual. My team has been protected by our thoughtful (equally hardworking) manager, and I appreciate her tremendously for her leadership.
If you're going to join Chime, I suggest interviewing the manager to see if it'll be a good fit for you.
For the most part, my peers are happy here. We do have some groups overworked, and I would blame that on management.
Poor management.
Find the bad managers and replace them.
Instead of looking at ICs, find the managers that are misguiding the team.
Interview process: * Conversation with recruiter * Coding session * Pseudocode session * System design question * Behavioral questions session (typical from HR, answerable with the STAR format) Followed by a call from the recruiter.
The interview process was great and went smoothly. The recruiter and senior engineer were nice and accommodating throughout the phone screen and technical interview processes, as well as clear about expectations and the prep material.
The process took a little over a month from first recruiter contact. The entire process can be split into 4 parts: 1. Recruiter Screening 2. Manager Screening 3. Technical Screening (Easy to Medium, depending on your experience level) 4. On-site In
Interview process: * Conversation with recruiter * Coding session * Pseudocode session * System design question * Behavioral questions session (typical from HR, answerable with the STAR format) Followed by a call from the recruiter.
The interview process was great and went smoothly. The recruiter and senior engineer were nice and accommodating throughout the phone screen and technical interview processes, as well as clear about expectations and the prep material.
The process took a little over a month from first recruiter contact. The entire process can be split into 4 parts: 1. Recruiter Screening 2. Manager Screening 3. Technical Screening (Easy to Medium, depending on your experience level) 4. On-site In