Offers almost all the good perks big companies in the valley offer. Premium-free, high-quality insurance, well-stocked break rooms (all types of snacks, drinks, dairy, fruits, light breakfast, frozen food, etc.), 401k matching, life insurance, in-home doctors (only Seattle), etc.
Good compensation.
Fast-growing, high-demand products, cutting-edge technology.
Transparency. Though team-dependent, management usually stands together with their employees, even up to middle-high management.
Smart people – a cliché but true. Almost everyone has either worked at a top company or studied at a top school.
Average age is younger than other similar companies. It feels more dynamic and fun to work.
Keep having open communication with your employees. One big family feeling is one to keep. Employee morale is very important. Don't get lost with the speed of growth and lose the "startup-midup" feeling; keep a good balance. Don't let the company become a "single culture"; keeping the diversity among employees is important. It should not become a company full of friends and relatives.
I was first approached by the hiring manager and was asked about my programming skills. I had three telephonic rounds (30 minutes each) with three different recruiters. They were very friendly.
The interviewer asked questions mainly on technologies I was not familiar with. I told him that I didn't know those technologies, but he still proceeded with the questions, which makes me think he had a set list of questions and wasn't prepared to al
First round was an online assessment. Second round was two phone technical rounds (coding rounds). Third round: one onsite (five rounds: three coding, one system design, one behavioral).
I was first approached by the hiring manager and was asked about my programming skills. I had three telephonic rounds (30 minutes each) with three different recruiters. They were very friendly.
The interviewer asked questions mainly on technologies I was not familiar with. I told him that I didn't know those technologies, but he still proceeded with the questions, which makes me think he had a set list of questions and wasn't prepared to al
First round was an online assessment. Second round was two phone technical rounds (coding rounds). Third round: one onsite (five rounds: three coding, one system design, one behavioral).