The company is focused on treating their employees better.
Much has improved in the two years I have been here.
Professionalism and Integrity are key values that help create a great working environment.
They take care of people by providing healthy, balanced food all throughout the day. They even offer snacks from morning through the late afternoon.
They recently started an employee program that provides fun things to do outside of work. This includes exclusive experiences that you wouldn't otherwise be able to see or do.
I used to feel some pressure to work longer hours, even though there wasn't any more work to do (I'm pretty good at what I do). But now, I come and go as I please and leisurely complete my work on time.
Initially, I was forced to build upon a terrible codebase that was poorly written. Now, I have replaced most of that code and I work on my own code, which is much more reliable. I spend almost no time supporting bad software now.
While most work is mundane, I got the opportunity to work on an exciting, highly visible initiative and am killing it. The compensation exceeds expectations.
They still have work to do.
I'm not writing C++11/14 yet.
I occasionally deal with incompetent third-party clients.
Keep improving.
Very organized. The people there are very nice and friendly. The office is very modern and offers a great view of Lake Michigan. There were a lot of questions about Linux system programming and data structures.
Good interviewer. One LeetCode medium question about two pointers moving inwards to find two numbers adding up to a target. Failed because of bad English and communication skills. Also, I was too nervous.
Terribly difficult OA. 4 questions in 120 minutes. I was reading on Reddit, and the average solved is one question, and that's it. I have no idea who is expected to solve all of this, but who knows.
Very organized. The people there are very nice and friendly. The office is very modern and offers a great view of Lake Michigan. There were a lot of questions about Linux system programming and data structures.
Good interviewer. One LeetCode medium question about two pointers moving inwards to find two numbers adding up to a target. Failed because of bad English and communication skills. Also, I was too nervous.
Terribly difficult OA. 4 questions in 120 minutes. I was reading on Reddit, and the average solved is one question, and that's it. I have no idea who is expected to solve all of this, but who knows.