It's a good job with good benefits and for a big company - relatively low BS.
It's not as fun as a smaller company or startup.
They don't practice what they preach – "work from anywhere in the world." You can work from anywhere in the world – as long as it's San Jose.
The caliber of employees has gone down steadily.
Senior management and Directors are well taken care of, while the people who actually do the work are not.
Wake up and quit drinking the Kool-Aid. Get real. Don't think you're fooling anyone; some of us are a lot smarter than you think.
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Two interviews were conducted. The first was a basic overview of my resume and a review of a data structure. The second interview was stated to be purely technical, but it turned out to be behavioral. We discussed a specific full-stack application
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First, a recruiter reached out with simple questions about myself and scheduled an interview with a Senior Software Engineer. After that interview, there was a second interview with a panel of four Software Engineers. The interviews were mainly tec
Two interviews were conducted. The first was a basic overview of my resume and a review of a data structure. The second interview was stated to be purely technical, but it turned out to be behavioral. We discussed a specific full-stack application
This was an automated reply email with a link for a LeetCode test. The email was very unclear about the fact that you were about to start a challenging, timed programming exam.