Amazing company, but politics limiting
Amazing company, but politics limiting
Smart people, lots of cool projects and tracks. Good compensation.
Politics limit the cohesiveness of the product, with engineers leading product management decisions.
Hyper-focused on tenure over anything else for promotion.
Promote on impact and don’t over-index on tenure and effort.
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Solutions Architect
This was the stupidest and longest interview process ever in my life. You can get three different jobs for the length of one job interview here. It involved: * HR screening * Hiring manager interview * Technical interview * Take-home asses
Solutions Architect
Someone reached out to me through LinkedIn. This was followed by an over-the-phone interview. After which, an assignment with around 10 Spark questions was provided. This can take from 3 days to a week. After the Spark exercise, there was a half-day
Solutions Architect
I had an initial call with a manager, and it was recommended that I interview with an additional manager. My third interview was technical and bizarre at best. The interviewer asked me several questions regarding SQL. On two occasions, the question
Solutions Architect
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 24, 2023This was the stupidest and longest interview process ever in my life. You can get three different jobs for the length of one job interview here. It involved: * HR screening * Hiring manager interview * Technical interview * Take-home asses
Solutions Architect
San Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2019Someone reached out to me through LinkedIn. This was followed by an over-the-phone interview. After which, an assignment with around 10 Spark questions was provided. This can take from 3 days to a week. After the Spark exercise, there was a half-day
Solutions Architect
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2020I had an initial call with a manager, and it was recommended that I interview with an additional manager. My third interview was technical and bizarre at best. The interviewer asked me several questions regarding SQL. On two occasions, the question
