Good company with less and less good people
Good company with less and less good people
The product is technically challenging, and it keeps some of the best people.
You will have a great time if you really enjoy the work or are politically right (not a pro? :-)).
Work-life balance is great, and the company really tries to maintain/improve this.
Salary is good compared to other not-so-technical companies.
Many smart people left or think of leaving, and the quality of new hires becomes worse and worse.
Product is so operational and supportably challenging that it is hard to earn money.
Some of the managers do not know what they are doing or just care too little.
Company is losing its hiring bar, probably because not enough good people want to join at this point.
Be more aware that communication across managing levels becomes less and less truthful.
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I was contacted by two different recruiters from Cloudera. I was presented with two different job roles and we agreed on the one to proceed with, which seemed more relevant. I had an initial phone interview focused on coding. After that, I went for a
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A friend referred me to his boss. I had a phone chat with the boss. Next was a technical screen with an engineer. The on-site interview included senior management and a few engineers. I met with engineers and managers from two different teams, as
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The interview process included one phone interview and an onsite interview in Palo Alto. The onsite interview consisted of six sessions, each lasting one hour, except for the lunch session with the director. The total onsite interview duration was si
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Palo Alto, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2017I was contacted by two different recruiters from Cloudera. I was presented with two different job roles and we agreed on the one to proceed with, which seemed more relevant. I had an initial phone interview focused on coding. After that, I went for a
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Palo Alto, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2016A friend referred me to his boss. I had a phone chat with the boss. Next was a technical screen with an engineer. The on-site interview included senior management and a few engineers. I met with engineers and managers from two different teams, as
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Palo Alto, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2017The interview process included one phone interview and an onsite interview in Palo Alto. The onsite interview consisted of six sessions, each lasting one hour, except for the lunch session with the director. The total onsite interview duration was si
