Career prognosis depends on position in the org chart. The higher up you are, the more secure you are. It's full-on Game of Thrones here.
Teams operate independently as silos, without strong PM leadership.
Poor technical planning. Specs are mostly absent or seriously deficient.
Poor learning culture.
Actively outsourcing hundreds of jobs to India/Mexico.
Live your values. Be honest.
I was a fan of the current CEO until the layoffs a couple months ago. I wasn't personally affected, but I know folks that were. The execution was shameful, and they targeted layoffs based on org chart position, as opposed to evaluating skills, performance, or compensation. And just to be clear, most of those positions weren't "eliminated"; they were outsourced out of the US.
Part of my beef with the layoffs is that the CEO was very clear about the India location not being a means for outsourcing US jobs. This turned out to be a lie.
The recruiter reached out to me via email and offered an interview. I did the technical interview, and the engineer interviewing me was impressed. However, I received an email a week later saying that, although the feedback about me was very positive
Phone Screen: Basic Behavioral questions. One coding: backtracking questions. Related to IP. The interviewer is super nice, and the whole interview is pretty smooth. It would be better to have some network background.
The interview was standard: a coding question, a design question, and of course, a little bit about my background. Every single one of the interviewers was extremely nice and made the experience much more enjoyable.
The recruiter reached out to me via email and offered an interview. I did the technical interview, and the engineer interviewing me was impressed. However, I received an email a week later saying that, although the feedback about me was very positive
Phone Screen: Basic Behavioral questions. One coding: backtracking questions. Related to IP. The interviewer is super nice, and the whole interview is pretty smooth. It would be better to have some network background.
The interview was standard: a coding question, a design question, and of course, a little bit about my background. Every single one of the interviewers was extremely nice and made the experience much more enjoyable.