Great work-life balance, the office in Charlotte is great, flexible schedule (no need to go to the office every day), internal mobility, great culture, friendly staff (mostly).
Move to Charlotte. Promotions depend on manager.
The interview process was pretty smooth. There was a phone interview, and then a 3-hour onsite with 4 different people. The questions were average, but the response and feedback after the interview was slow.
The interview was mostly coding on the board, similar to any tech company in the Bay Area. The offer wasn't good enough to even remotely consider, at least for me. The stock options offered weren't in line with the industry. The hiring manager trie
I got a written interview test as the first step in the hiring process. I submitted the solutions and got a rejection. To understand how I could perform better, I asked the hiring manager for feedback and his reply was the following: "Given the uniqu
The interview process was pretty smooth. There was a phone interview, and then a 3-hour onsite with 4 different people. The questions were average, but the response and feedback after the interview was slow.
The interview was mostly coding on the board, similar to any tech company in the Bay Area. The offer wasn't good enough to even remotely consider, at least for me. The stock options offered weren't in line with the industry. The hiring manager trie
I got a written interview test as the first step in the hiring process. I submitted the solutions and got a rejection. To understand how I could perform better, I asked the hiring manager for feedback and his reply was the following: "Given the uniqu