Worldwide remote, decent pay, flexible schedule.
Super repetitive job. Management doesn't care about contractors, even though they say and act like they do. Frequent policy changes. No option to move up. No real team connection. Toxic positivity.
Reach out to contractors to offer support in times of struggle, especially when they are upfront in letting you know it's a mental health struggle, instead of abruptly ending the contract without warning.
Stop with the toxic positivity because it's easy to see it's fake.
Figure out better ways to combat contractor burnout, or at least actually care about it.
The interview was hosted by Karat (third party). The first 15 minutes consisted of a few behavioral questions, and the rest of the interview was dedicated to coding. It was difficult, and almost the entire interview focused on coding. The interviewer
The interview process included: * An initial call with the recruiter. * A HackerRank coding challenge. * A CoderPad phone screen with an engineer. * An on-site interview with two rounds. For the on-site interview, the whiteboarding code was
This was for new grads. The first part was a coding challenge via HackerRank. This contained two medium-level questions in 45 minutes. If you passed that, you would schedule a virtual interview for one hour. My interviewer asked me a medium-level q
The interview was hosted by Karat (third party). The first 15 minutes consisted of a few behavioral questions, and the rest of the interview was dedicated to coding. It was difficult, and almost the entire interview focused on coding. The interviewer
The interview process included: * An initial call with the recruiter. * A HackerRank coding challenge. * A CoderPad phone screen with an engineer. * An on-site interview with two rounds. For the on-site interview, the whiteboarding code was
This was for new grads. The first part was a coding challenge via HackerRank. This contained two medium-level questions in 45 minutes. If you passed that, you would schedule a virtual interview for one hour. My interviewer asked me a medium-level q