Pay is okay. PTO policy is also average.
Engineers lack basic knowledge, and people are resistant to change.
Very little support from managers and peers outside of my team, and few people are particularly friendly. Work/life boundaries are only nominally respected.
I have gone through six rounds of interviews, all of them were technical. Out of six, three were onsite, face-to-face, and the rest three out of those three included one through Facetime. After going through all the interviews, there was no communi
An exhaustive process with several interviews over the course of many days. It appeared that they were looking for overall experience and weren’t too focused on specific technical skills. The quality of people that I met was pretty high for the indus
Two phone interviews: one was a basic behavioral interview, and the second one was a case interview (qualitative and quantitative). After that, I flew to their headquarters for an in-person interview. I met with 5 different people in the department f
I have gone through six rounds of interviews, all of them were technical. Out of six, three were onsite, face-to-face, and the rest three out of those three included one through Facetime. After going through all the interviews, there was no communi
An exhaustive process with several interviews over the course of many days. It appeared that they were looking for overall experience and weren’t too focused on specific technical skills. The quality of people that I met was pretty high for the indus
Two phone interviews: one was a basic behavioral interview, and the second one was a case interview (qualitative and quantitative). After that, I flew to their headquarters for an in-person interview. I met with 5 different people in the department f