There are many excellent people. Interview processes are so good and high that non-excellent people can be filtered out in Korea.
The company is failing in focusing on developing fast and creative services. Managers in the middle tier are not good.
The CEO suggested the right vision and led the company in the right direction, but these days he seems he doesn't care about services, products, or people any more.
The company is no longer a start-up; it already is a large company. Project Owners don't create new businesses; they don't focus on developing services but on personal connections politically.
Team organizations are changing like a bad, large company. A small full-stack agile team is changing to a functional, large team. Platforms for software engineers are horrible. Some platform teams force other teams to use their systems that have very low quality compared to AWS systems, although the company uses AWS now and there are already similar systems in AWS.
You are a startup company. Keep small, full-stack teams. You need to focus on creative products and services. Once you hire an excellent person, believe them and give power to them.
The standard interview process included a phone interview followed by an onsite interview. I performed poorly on the interview, which was my fault due to insufficient preparation. The process was fair and friendly throughout.
I received the coding challenge invitation in March, which was easy and straightforward. However, it took a month for a recruiter to reach out about the next process. I guess this wasn't too bad, considering it's a big company with a lot going on, es
I dropped my resume at a career fair and was sent an online assessment. The online assessment by HackerRank was for 1 hour 30 minutes and included two questions. I had around a couple of months to take the test, which made me assume they were hiring
The standard interview process included a phone interview followed by an onsite interview. I performed poorly on the interview, which was my fault due to insufficient preparation. The process was fair and friendly throughout.
I received the coding challenge invitation in March, which was easy and straightforward. However, it took a month for a recruiter to reach out about the next process. I guess this wasn't too bad, considering it's a big company with a lot going on, es
I dropped my resume at a career fair and was sent an online assessment. The online assessment by HackerRank was for 1 hour 30 minutes and included two questions. I had around a couple of months to take the test, which made me assume they were hiring