Compensation is pretty competitive. People here are very pleasant and, as far as I've seen, there isn't much in the way of crunch time (work-life balance is very good). There are great commute/travel benefits and work culture overall. Managers, at least those I've worked with, seem to genuinely care about their staff and are really chill while still being effective. Opportunities to learn are given, provided it is applicable to what your team is doing.
Office amenities are a tiny bit on the sparse side, with no free cafeteria food like Google has, nor pets allowed in the office like Amazon has.
Full hybrid work, so commuting is mandatory two days a week. Relocation assistance took a long time to reimburse; albeit they compensated the wait with more assistance.
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
I went in for five in-person, face-to-face interviews. Two of them were non-technical. Three were technical interviews, which included a design session. The interview with the hiring manager was also technical, but he was pretty rude. I am glad I
The process started with an online assessment. This was followed by two rounds of DSA interviews. The first round featured two LeetCode medium questions with a one-hour time limit, and the second round had the same format. Round three focused on syst
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
I went in for five in-person, face-to-face interviews. Two of them were non-technical. Three were technical interviews, which included a design session. The interview with the hiring manager was also technical, but he was pretty rude. I am glad I
The process started with an online assessment. This was followed by two rounds of DSA interviews. The first round featured two LeetCode medium questions with a one-hour time limit, and the second round had the same format. Round three focused on syst