The company is very open with what's going on. The management works with you to make and reach your goals.
Great team dynamics and cross-team communication.
Fun work environment (miss seeing the team each day since WFH started).
Only down for me, engineers wear many hats, and some of those can really cut into the day. The plan of engineers needing to own the process from design to support is understandable, but it isn't my favorite.
Though not put forth by the company, the people who really excel never really turn it off, always watching the dashboards, etc. It can take you over.
No complaints beyond my one 'con'.
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
The first step of the process was a phone screen with a recruiter. She was pretty knowledgeable about the technology involved and the process, and answered several of my questions. I then did a technical phone screen. Using a screen-sharing program,
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
The first step of the process was a phone screen with a recruiter. She was pretty knowledgeable about the technology involved and the process, and answered several of my questions. I then did a technical phone screen. Using a screen-sharing program,