The culture is great; people are super nice and willing to collaborate. Amazing WLB. Many people work no more than 20 to 30 hours per week.
Low expectations.
Remote-first and family-friendly, with no pressure to come into the office.
Lots of small perks for a company of this size.
Parent company is doing OK.
Profitable business.
Two mass layoff rounds in the past year.
One medium-sized one followed by a large one.
Company has halved in size from its peak.
Business model is under severe threat from ChatGPT, may no longer be functional, and is in steep decline.
Compensation is below market.
Many talented individuals have mostly left voluntarily or by layoffs, while coasters and OGs remain.
Leadership is a disaster: no strategy and extremely poor communications.
Founders and C-levels do not engage employees outside of scheduled events; instead, they hide away planning the next layoff and telling white lies to employees, such as cancelling the holiday party.
Company is moving to Keep The Lights On (KTLO) mode, not investing in talent or new ideas.
Fire John Peacock and replace with someone who can actually lead.
Replace all PM directors.
HackerRank assignment, a beam interview, and then an on-site. HackerRank was tough; string manipulation was solved by me using regular expressions. The interviewers were collaborative and showed excitement. They look for short code.
Coding challenge with several different questions: runtime analysis, data structures/algorithms, and "why Course Hero?", tech, and a on-site with one behavioral and one technical interview and a lunch. The entire process was super pleasant, and feed
I started with a non-technical phone screen, followed by a coding/Skype interview with a manager. After that, I visited the office for a full day on-site interview with four technical interviews and two non-technical interviews. I received my offer t
HackerRank assignment, a beam interview, and then an on-site. HackerRank was tough; string manipulation was solved by me using regular expressions. The interviewers were collaborative and showed excitement. They look for short code.
Coding challenge with several different questions: runtime analysis, data structures/algorithms, and "why Course Hero?", tech, and a on-site with one behavioral and one technical interview and a lunch. The entire process was super pleasant, and feed
I started with a non-technical phone screen, followed by a coding/Skype interview with a manager. After that, I visited the office for a full day on-site interview with four technical interviews and two non-technical interviews. I received my offer t