80 hour work weeks
80 hour work weeks
- the tech is so, so cool
- lots of smart, passionate people to learn from
- you have a lot of power over what you work on
- 80 hour work weeks
- only the hardware engineers seemed to like each other
- having an xbox was the main part of their "company culture"
- low pay compared to similar-sized companies
- managers didn't have a lot of management experience, resulting in a terrible experience
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Software Engineer
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. The OA and screener were typical. They were followed by a technical and virtual on-site, with some behavioral questions mixed in. I didn't get any further than that, which I'm totally okay with.
Software Engineer
I applied online. The process took three months. The interview process started with a HackerRank. A few weeks later, I was scheduled for a phone screening. After the phone screening, I was asked for an onsite interview about a week later. They will
Software Engineer
I applied online. The process took 2 months. - OA with medium questions, behavioral with standard questions, then pair programming with non-LeetCode-style questions for data processing. - Lastly, a final round panel in the office, with system design
Software Engineer
November 4, 2023I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. The OA and screener were typical. They were followed by a technical and virtual on-site, with some behavioral questions mixed in. I didn't get any further than that, which I'm totally okay with.
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesFebruary 12, 2019I applied online. The process took three months. The interview process started with a HackerRank. A few weeks later, I was scheduled for a phone screening. After the phone screening, I was asked for an onsite interview about a week later. They will
Software Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesNovember 23, 2024I applied online. The process took 2 months. - OA with medium questions, behavioral with standard questions, then pair programming with non-LeetCode-style questions for data processing. - Lastly, a final round panel in the office, with system design
