Great benefits, company structure a bit top-heavy. Separation of concerns per team was very well managed.
As said before, the company structure seemed a bit top-heavy. There were lots of tiers of management: upper, middle, and dev. It also seemed a little heavy on testing, with a heavy influence of TDD.
Hiring more technically inclined managers will probably be the most bang for your buck. There seemed to be a miscommunication between devs and management pretty often.
Initial call with HR, followed by one HackerRank challenge. After two follow-ups, I was told I would be moving to a virtual four-round interview. A few days later, I received an email with the scheduled interview rounds without confirmation of my ava
Had one telephonic round followed by an onsite interview. Had five interviews with the team. I met with: * Two Senior Software Development Engineers (SDEs) * Two SDE IIs * The Director The developers focused on technical skills, including asking
Had a phone interview with the hiring manager. I was asked a few technical and personality questions. Then, I went into a 5-hour on-site interview. Main communication was with an HR representative.
Initial call with HR, followed by one HackerRank challenge. After two follow-ups, I was told I would be moving to a virtual four-round interview. A few days later, I received an email with the scheduled interview rounds without confirmation of my ava
Had one telephonic round followed by an onsite interview. Had five interviews with the team. I met with: * Two Senior Software Development Engineers (SDEs) * Two SDE IIs * The Director The developers focused on technical skills, including asking
Had a phone interview with the hiring manager. I was asked a few technical and personality questions. Then, I went into a 5-hour on-site interview. Main communication was with an HR representative.