Flex policies regarding working hours.
Good gym and great colleagues.
General exposure to technologies and somewhat decent processes.
Opportunities to move around.
Unreasonable schedules and no work-life balance. The company mission statement, "To change the way the world works, lives, plays and learns," sounds Orwellian. Almost meaningless pulse surveys. Good at scapegoating engineers while simultaneously taking credit for success. No vision from senior management (director and above) in many BUs.
Remove multiple layers of management.
Reduce too many processes.
Replace "hippocratic" pulse surveys and stop micromanaging senior engineers.
I received a phone call from a recruiter and then attended an on-site interview.
There was no respect for anything done throughout your career. They started with C questions and ended with C questions. No one even cared to see what was on the resume; they just asked questions they were familiar with. All the C questions were from
The technical assessment consisted of three LeetCode-style questions. One easy, one medium, and one hard. 1. Find the median and mode of a list of integers. 2. Find a palindrome that is a substring in a string. 3. A 2D matrix problem: find the l
I received a phone call from a recruiter and then attended an on-site interview.
There was no respect for anything done throughout your career. They started with C questions and ended with C questions. No one even cared to see what was on the resume; they just asked questions they were familiar with. All the C questions were from
The technical assessment consisted of three LeetCode-style questions. One easy, one medium, and one hard. 1. Find the median and mode of a list of integers. 2. Find a palindrome that is a substring in a string. 3. A 2D matrix problem: find the l