On the outside the office is pretty beat up, but the renovated office space is really nice.
They expect you to live and breath the place. Technically, they aren't a startup but the continue to act like they are one. They expect 80 + hour work weeks, and non stop devotion. If you aren't working 80 hour work weeks they will question you on it. Not only that the pay is not competitive at all. They'll give you a meager salary, and add in some low paying stock options in hopes that you'll give every day to them.
There is hardly any room for vertical growth as well.
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.
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
I applied online. The process took three weeks. It was a silly interview where they asked me to answer some logic questions. Then they didn't help me walk through them, but instead kept me second-guessing that my solution wasn't straightforward enou
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.
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
I applied online. The process took three weeks. It was a silly interview where they asked me to answer some logic questions. Then they didn't help me walk through them, but instead kept me second-guessing that my solution wasn't straightforward enou