Disney+ is a large-consumed product, and that can be significant on your resume. Maybe you get the experience of working with some folks who are really smart.
Leadership and their product have a very vague roadmap and almost no idea what they are doing. Zero clarity, ambiguous future.
Felt like people were just working on mostly maintenance of their app rather than challenging features.
Lots of good people were let go, questionable leaders.
Their tech is definitely not at the level of Netflix. Netflix is probably 20 years ahead, and no matter how much money Mickey puts in later, it will take a lot. This is also because there are really old people there that aren't moving or letting newer engineers innovate or make an impact.
I did a Zoom screen with the team manager first. On a second day, I had back-to-back 45-minute interviews on coding and architecture questions over Zoom. During the second interview, I was in front of two engineers and the same manager from the first
Very quick turnaround, which is always appreciated. This team supported mostly Disney streaming but also other departments/companies. There was a phone call with a recruiter. A week later, there was a 45-minute interview with the hiring manager. Th
Too many interviews that seemed to end positively, but I was told I didn't have enough Java experience. This is despite programming in Java for 10 years, and the job requirements stating only 5 years. It seemed like the interviewers didn't know what
I did a Zoom screen with the team manager first. On a second day, I had back-to-back 45-minute interviews on coding and architecture questions over Zoom. During the second interview, I was in front of two engineers and the same manager from the first
Very quick turnaround, which is always appreciated. This team supported mostly Disney streaming but also other departments/companies. There was a phone call with a recruiter. A week later, there was a 45-minute interview with the hiring manager. Th
Too many interviews that seemed to end positively, but I was told I didn't have enough Java experience. This is despite programming in Java for 10 years, and the job requirements stating only 5 years. It seemed like the interviewers didn't know what