Strong engineering culture. The management layer are all engineers. The co-founders are both technical and understand. The product managers all have some technical experience. PMs typically have more than one team under their umbrella, which results in a lot of technical freedom and influence.
Strong product development culture. Thinking big is encouraged, and roadblocks to product development are discovered and eliminated. Spending time to make the product work well is valued.
Engineering ownership. We don't have a QA team. You are responsible for developing the feature, monitoring it, and supporting it. You own it. Some people don't like this and can't handle the ownership, but if you like responsibility, this company is for you.
Strong company, product, and financials.
Honestly, it's really hard to think of cons. I'll be here for a few years at least.
Continue listening and being willing to tackle challenges that arise as we scale.
Worst interview experience hands down. It started going downhill within the first 5 minutes, before we even got into the technical portion. The interviewer made me feel pretty uncomfortable from the start, and I felt as if I had to fight to get a w
Fast interview. Coding was non-LeetCode, focused on system design and parsing logs. Lots of chats about the resume and past experiences; this seemed like the most important signal. Overall, a very fast turnaround and a fair interview.
The process started with an OA (online assessment) followed by a phone screen. Next was the onsite interview, which included practical coding questions and discussions about past projects. There were a couple of follow-up questions after implementin
Worst interview experience hands down. It started going downhill within the first 5 minutes, before we even got into the technical portion. The interviewer made me feel pretty uncomfortable from the start, and I felt as if I had to fight to get a w
Fast interview. Coding was non-LeetCode, focused on system design and parsing logs. Lots of chats about the resume and past experiences; this seemed like the most important signal. Overall, a very fast turnaround and a fair interview.
The process started with an OA (online assessment) followed by a phone screen. Next was the onsite interview, which included practical coding questions and discussions about past projects. There were a couple of follow-up questions after implementin