If you get on a good team with a diverse group of people, it is a good environment.
Positive about the CEO, I love the product itself, and the tech stack was very well developed in my area of expertise. Management is mostly hands-off and doesn't micromanage. Standing desks and awesome benefits.
If you're part of a team that isn't diverse (and all are from the same country, for example), you're going to be miserable and feel like an outcast. The company is very self-segregated this way, and it is an isolating and terrible feeling.
Additionally, promotions are based less on your performance and more "turn-based" than anything. Want a promotion? Get in line and wait months for it when you actually deserve it now.
Diversify talent and find engineering talent within the US as well as overseas.
Horrible experience, no streamlined process, unprofessionalism. I was contacted by a recruiter after an initial call. The recruiter didn't contact me for three weeks. I was then contacted by a hiring manager, and one telephonic screening round was s
I applied for a JavaScript Engineer position via a generic eBay "we're hiring!" ad on Monster.com. I received an email and a call quickly from an "outside recruiter" who raved about how eBay would do anything to recruit me. But, I've been around lon
I was interviewed with two teams back to back over two days. The interview process was pretty straightforward: a phone screen technical interview followed by a full day on-site interview.
Horrible experience, no streamlined process, unprofessionalism. I was contacted by a recruiter after an initial call. The recruiter didn't contact me for three weeks. I was then contacted by a hiring manager, and one telephonic screening round was s
I applied for a JavaScript Engineer position via a generic eBay "we're hiring!" ad on Monster.com. I received an email and a call quickly from an "outside recruiter" who raved about how eBay would do anything to recruit me. But, I've been around lon
I was interviewed with two teams back to back over two days. The interview process was pretty straightforward: a phone screen technical interview followed by a full day on-site interview.