Starting in management and going upwards, things do not feel good.
Completely agree with the other 1-2 star reviews. It feels like a toxic relationship, the culture is poor, and leadership decisions can cause high churn for often unclear gain. There is not a good work-life balance.
Poor empathy from leadership and management downwards. There are harsh occurrences of colleagues being managed out, asked to quit, or fired, and issues announcing departures with appropriate teams. There are poor feedback loops and poor coaching from management.
Poor career growth, especially compared to other top tech companies. The performance review system is still pretty new.
Recruiter behavioral interview with standard questions about past projects. Then an interview with the hiring manager. Two coding interviews afterwards, with the last interview being a live virtual onsite.
Applied -> Recruiter -> HM -> Tech Screen. First three rounds went great, but the Tech Screen was a very different experience and felt very out of time with modern software interviewing practices.
Recruiter Call This call involved usual behavioral questions, with the exception of a "tell me about a time when you were building something and had to make tradeoffs" question that caught me off guard. Apparently, my answer to this was satisfactory
Recruiter behavioral interview with standard questions about past projects. Then an interview with the hiring manager. Two coding interviews afterwards, with the last interview being a live virtual onsite.
Applied -> Recruiter -> HM -> Tech Screen. First three rounds went great, but the Tech Screen was a very different experience and felt very out of time with modern software interviewing practices.
Recruiter Call This call involved usual behavioral questions, with the exception of a "tell me about a time when you were building something and had to make tradeoffs" question that caught me off guard. Apparently, my answer to this was satisfactory