Smart, passionate peers with tons of experience from leading companies. Not only does it make it an enjoyable place to work, but a great place to develop your skill set.
Exciting growth / hype.
A ton of trust from management / executive leadership. There are ample opportunities to ask them questions and get real answers; the strategic thinking behind important company decisions is always explained in detail.
Flexibility around work schedule (as long as you can get your work done, it doesn't really matter when you do).
There's not a lot of room for coasting. It's a place where people work hard.
In eng, we could do with some more diversity, especially around gender. I should qualify by saying:
Keep the bar high for recruiting. Keep the culture as transparent as possible for as long as possible. Continue to hire more women engineers.
TL;DR: I should have looked at the Glassdoor reviews before picking up the phone. Don't waste your time here – many red flags about their culture. * A technical sourcer reached out to me for a role that sounded great. The job description was for a
I applied at the career fair and got rejected after a round of phone technical interview. Casual chat about company and positions for about 20 mins, and code exercise for 30 mins.
Had a technical phone screen and manager screen, followed by an onsite, take-home interview, and reference check. The questions were challenging, engaging, and insightful with respect to the expectations of engineers.
TL;DR: I should have looked at the Glassdoor reviews before picking up the phone. Don't waste your time here – many red flags about their culture. * A technical sourcer reached out to me for a role that sounded great. The job description was for a
I applied at the career fair and got rejected after a round of phone technical interview. Casual chat about company and positions for about 20 mins, and code exercise for 30 mins.
Had a technical phone screen and manager screen, followed by an onsite, take-home interview, and reference check. The questions were challenging, engaging, and insightful with respect to the expectations of engineers.