Interesting projects and technology (Elasticsearch, Couchbase, PostgreSQL).
Some very smart and talented developers and QA folks.
Reasonably fun work environment.
Lack of accountability and "blamestorming". We used to call it "Fantics", because there's no "a" (for accountability) in Fanatics.
Moving lots of tech to the west coast under new leadership.
CEO and CTO seem like great people.
It would have been cheaper and more cost-effective to keep all of your development over on the East Coast instead of San Francisco.
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I thought the interview process was smooth in the beginning. I applied, and a recruiter reached out to schedule the initial phone call. The email was super casual and almost didn't seem legit because it made no mention of the role I applied to. I set
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The interview process was fairly easy. I applied through their careers portal. A recruiter called me and marketed the company for 20 minutes, then asked me to introduce myself in the remaining 10 minutes. They mentioned that they would get back afte
I thought the interview process was smooth in the beginning. I applied, and a recruiter reached out to schedule the initial phone call. The email was super casual and almost didn't seem legit because it made no mention of the role I applied to. I set
Drive: 3 rounds, 1 coding and 2 technical rounds. Kafka internal logic and project architecture. 3-round technical interview focused on coding, microservices, Kafka, Kubernetes, cloud services, authentication, caching, design patterns, databases, m