The structure of the company is flat and chaotic. Teams are physically sick and burning out. Leadership seems to know this and is not doing anything about it.
There's no pay transparency for your own position, let alone others.
There's talk about culture, but in reality, lower-level employees are holding it up with toothpicks.
The manipulation by leadership and the People/HR team is mind-blowing.
There are no boundaries. Leadership seems to rely on this to keep things unhealthily competitive. Poor behavior goes unchecked.
You can't use the "we're a start-up" excuse anymore to get people to do 10 different jobs at once without the right org and comp structure.
The company has hundreds of millions in funding and needs to start acting like it.
Don't assume that because employees are quiet, they're happy.
Completely disorganized hiring process. The process began with a highly inexperienced employee, and there was no introduction or background provided about the company. This inexperience showed. There was no real structure to the process; the team see
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. After applying online, I received an acceptance email and made a reservation for a screening interview. After that, I got a 24-hour limit home assessment to check my engineering skills. After submitting th
Following an initial screening (where the interviewer was very kind and professional), I had a technical interview with the hiring manager for the model compression/efficiency team. The manager asked questions regarding my current role, prior experie
Completely disorganized hiring process. The process began with a highly inexperienced employee, and there was no introduction or background provided about the company. This inexperience showed. There was no real structure to the process; the team see
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. After applying online, I received an acceptance email and made a reservation for a screening interview. After that, I got a 24-hour limit home assessment to check my engineering skills. After submitting th
Following an initial screening (where the interviewer was very kind and professional), I had a technical interview with the hiring manager for the model compression/efficiency team. The manager asked questions regarding my current role, prior experie