Decent benefits and PTO.
Some decent co-workers.
Poor management and inconsistent, non-actionable, vague feedback are not common.
There is very inconsistent leveling, where DEI is prioritized over merit.
DEI hires get to coast while non-DEI hires are picking up the slack.
Managers regularly try to game the 360 review process, and metrics are more important than actual business value delivered.
Empire-building managers.
Very bureaucratic processes that do not contribute to increasing quality or value delivered.
I just went through the entire interview sequence for a Senior/Lead iOS Developer role over at DraftKings and thought it would be useful to recap how it was and my experience, just to help future candidates coming down the chute. I spoke with the re
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and we had a regular phone call to discuss my experience and other relevant topics. The recruiter mentioned that they would send further instructions after the call but then went silent for a week. At that p
- Phone screen with recruiter - 1 hour live coding with an engineer (LC easy to medium) - 3 1-hour interviews: - System design: UML diagram design problem - Behavioral: Talk with a manager about what the team is like - Technical deep dive: Talk
I just went through the entire interview sequence for a Senior/Lead iOS Developer role over at DraftKings and thought it would be useful to recap how it was and my experience, just to help future candidates coming down the chute. I spoke with the re
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and we had a regular phone call to discuss my experience and other relevant topics. The recruiter mentioned that they would send further instructions after the call but then went silent for a week. At that p
- Phone screen with recruiter - 1 hour live coding with an engineer (LC easy to medium) - 3 1-hour interviews: - System design: UML diagram design problem - Behavioral: Talk with a manager about what the team is like - Technical deep dive: Talk