Having loved their products before I started working here I can say the simplicity and care is exactly what it is behind the scenes. In the time I've worked here I feel heard and I have learned a lot, and what's crazy is that I feel respected which has been hard to find in companies as of late.
There's only one, and it's that the work is fast paced, and similar to a startup. A lot of what we do/work on isn't a known fixed issue and a lot of the times you're stuck trying 10 thousand things to see what works and what doesn't.
This might be a con to some, and a pro to others (I'm in the pro category) but I thought I'd list it here.
Work on more concise requirements, but past that keep giving trust in engineers and fostering the culture because it's amazing!
The interview process was a bit long, but I felt like every part of it was necessary. Everyone was kind and accommodating, open, and willing to answer questions. Overall, it was a really good experience.
Very straight forward, one round with manager and three technical with team members. Technical interviews were short, straight to the point, and nothing silly that wasn't used on a regular day was covered (unlike many other companies).
Interview was 4 rounds. First was a screening round and I had a chat with the recruiter. Next was a technical interview with manager. Then I received an invite for 2 rounds. First was a live debugging round which was new to me since it was not an av
The interview process was a bit long, but I felt like every part of it was necessary. Everyone was kind and accommodating, open, and willing to answer questions. Overall, it was a really good experience.
Very straight forward, one round with manager and three technical with team members. Technical interviews were short, straight to the point, and nothing silly that wasn't used on a regular day was covered (unlike many other companies).
Interview was 4 rounds. First was a screening round and I had a chat with the recruiter. Next was a technical interview with manager. Then I received an invite for 2 rounds. First was a live debugging round which was new to me since it was not an av