I'd like to address the previous concerns about diversity.
In the past few months, the company has committed to improving its diversity, and it's not just all talk. There are clear and targeted diversity initiatives for the entire organization, and there has been real change. There have been higher rates of diverse hiring as well as addressing concerns with current employees.
I have high hopes for the future of this company in terms of the health of the organization as well as the potential of the product we're building.
There are some weak managers who are either spread too thin or are not managing their teams effectively.
Pay attention to teams that are suffering or that have higher turnover rates than others.
Take a close look at the manager(s) for those teams and be honest with assessing them. Don't wait too long, and make the tough calls if needed, because bad management can and will ruin the organization.
I had five video interviews before being invited for a one-week work trial at the Coinbase headquarters. The first video interview was a general overview of the process. It was followed by a technical interview with a software engineer. This was fur
Took a Codesignal coding challenge in addition to an aptitude test, which was a bit unusual. Then, I had a recruiter screen. The on-site round consisted of two technical interviews with steps that increased in difficulty.
The process began with a phone interview, presumably conducted by HR, to screen candidates. They then scheduled an in-office interview with the hiring manager. This interview proceeded well, even though the manager had not seen my resume. This appea
I had five video interviews before being invited for a one-week work trial at the Coinbase headquarters. The first video interview was a general overview of the process. It was followed by a technical interview with a software engineer. This was fur
Took a Codesignal coding challenge in addition to an aptitude test, which was a bit unusual. Then, I had a recruiter screen. The on-site round consisted of two technical interviews with steps that increased in difficulty.
The process began with a phone interview, presumably conducted by HR, to screen candidates. They then scheduled an in-office interview with the hiring manager. This interview proceeded well, even though the manager had not seen my resume. This appea