Work on challenging problems. Engineering counterparts are great and very smart to work with. Free lunch and remote work are available.
Markets itself as a tech company, but everything internally is done manually.
Leadership is bad, and they are rude sometimes.
No one knows what is going on, and they blame each other.
Very low pay compared to the market. Will be down-leveled in interviews.
Sincere advice is: if you are an engineer, go to a company that makes software rather than coming here, where you will be doing IT work all day.
Applied via career website and was reached out by a recruiter over the weekend. Had a very pleasant interview with the recruiter, simple "tell me about yourself" questions, etc. Next, was a case study which is pretty straightforward (some questions a
The interview process was fairly standard: * Call with a recruiter * Phone technical screen * In-person interview All technical questions were completely algorithmic, similar to those found on LeetCode. Considering this was a frontend intervi
Assessment: Slightly on the difficult side, but doable if your concepts are clear. Then, LeetCode Medium Question: Intervals from LC Medium. Both brute force and optimized approaches were asked.
Applied via career website and was reached out by a recruiter over the weekend. Had a very pleasant interview with the recruiter, simple "tell me about yourself" questions, etc. Next, was a case study which is pretty straightforward (some questions a
The interview process was fairly standard: * Call with a recruiter * Phone technical screen * In-person interview All technical questions were completely algorithmic, similar to those found on LeetCode. Considering this was a frontend intervi
Assessment: Slightly on the difficult side, but doable if your concepts are clear. Then, LeetCode Medium Question: Intervals from LC Medium. Both brute force and optimized approaches were asked.