A lot of bureaucracy; you need to report all your working hours to specify which JIRA story you worked on, which meeting you attended, etc.
The company sells "agile" but implements classic waterfall. All you have from "agile" are rituals like the daily standup.
Command and control style of management and micromanagement, treating developers as resources.
The level of competence varies greatly among engineers; many key people have recently left.
Flatten the organization and remove the middlemen.
I had a first call with HR, which I believe went well. However, I was rejected after a hiring manager reviewed my profile. The HR call felt like a waste of time.
There are three rounds: - Short phone call: This is just a preliminary selection to see if you are generally interested and qualified, etc. - In-person interview (online for me). This lasted two hours. - Technical round with team members. There wa
Standard 3-stage interview process. Coding assessment done via an online judge. Time: around 30 minutes for one task that is not common but, at the same time, is not hard.
I had a first call with HR, which I believe went well. However, I was rejected after a hiring manager reviewed my profile. The HR call felt like a waste of time.
There are three rounds: - Short phone call: This is just a preliminary selection to see if you are generally interested and qualified, etc. - In-person interview (online for me). This lasted two hours. - Technical round with team members. There wa
Standard 3-stage interview process. Coding assessment done via an online judge. Time: around 30 minutes for one task that is not common but, at the same time, is not hard.