Great work-life balance at GM.
In most teams, there is very little micromanagement. Every teammate gets their work done.
Meetings are minimal, with an average of two short meetings per day.
If the company does well, and your individual performance is at least up to par, you can expect a bonus of more than the number promised at the beginning of the year.
Base pay is a little on the low side, especially in Austin (cost of living in Austin is getting out of hand).
Sometimes projects can become back-and-forth due to business needs or slow communication.
I don't see any reason that Austin employees should have to live within a certain distance from the office. Most people seem to prefer work-from-home (myself included), so living closer to the office (higher rent) is redundant since we mostly work from home.
I would prefer to be 100% remote, so I can at least move to a cheaper area to compensate for the lower-end salary.
Be a little more pushy for a better bonus/raise % for employees.
The interview process is pretty straightforward. There are three steps to the process. The steps are as such: * One phone screen * One behavioral interview * One technical interview The technical interview was very basic CS skills.
STAR interview with product managers and software engineer. It was pretty simple and easy if you follow the instructions they sent you. My interviewers were very kind and respectful. They asked about my projects and the work I've done at my internsh
HR reached out, telling me their salary range and benefits. After that, a 2-3 week wait, then the on-site interview. It was a one-hour interview with one senior engineer and one manager. Focus on past experience and behavioral questions. No live co
The interview process is pretty straightforward. There are three steps to the process. The steps are as such: * One phone screen * One behavioral interview * One technical interview The technical interview was very basic CS skills.
STAR interview with product managers and software engineer. It was pretty simple and easy if you follow the instructions they sent you. My interviewers were very kind and respectful. They asked about my projects and the work I've done at my internsh
HR reached out, telling me their salary range and benefits. After that, a 2-3 week wait, then the on-site interview. It was a one-hour interview with one senior engineer and one manager. Focus on past experience and behavioral questions. No live co