Free coffee, carrots, eggs, and soda
Very high pressure in some areas, with management constantly shouting at engineers about everything in those instances. Newer developers, with life ahead of them, are leaving left and right.
The process started with an email from the hiring manager on a Sunday night (which felt unusual) requesting a technical phone chat. It's worth noting this occurred before any behavioral interview to assess cultural fit. That initial chat went well.
This was the worst experience I have ever had with any company. I received a call from their recruiter, and they sent an invitation for two coding rounds via video call. The questions were also pretty standard. The next day, I got a call from their
Scheduled the initial round on a weekday. Reached their office in scorching 43°C heat. Had just one round. The lady interviewer didn't even have a clue what to ask. She gave me a design problem and asked me to write code for it. Later, I asked her
The process started with an email from the hiring manager on a Sunday night (which felt unusual) requesting a technical phone chat. It's worth noting this occurred before any behavioral interview to assess cultural fit. That initial chat went well.
This was the worst experience I have ever had with any company. I received a call from their recruiter, and they sent an invitation for two coding rounds via video call. The questions were also pretty standard. The next day, I got a call from their
Scheduled the initial round on a weekday. Reached their office in scorching 43°C heat. Had just one round. The lady interviewer didn't even have a clue what to ask. She gave me a design problem and asked me to write code for it. Later, I asked her