Good pay for Engineers. Great benefits. Unbeatable vacation time at 4 weeks after your first year and 6 weeks after 5 years, especially for the Phoenix Metro area! Flexible work schedule, with the possibility to work from home permanently for "privileged" people. Most engineers can work from time to time from home. Overall, an "above average" to "very good" place to work.
Often stressful, and "very stressful" for some months of the year. Many people "tire out" quickly, depending on which group they are in. Your work life depends on your manager's management style.
It could be too challenging for some people. For most people, you don't move around. You could start in the wrong group and end up miserable.
If you end up in a cool spot, you should stay there, but will sacrifice learning new stuff and possibly your career goals.
Management needs to be more consistent about management style and flexibility.
For example, if a team member works from home, all members should be allowed to work from home, no questions asked or special requests required.
Management should only require "extra hours" on special occasions like a very important deployment. It should not be considered the "norm" or expected to work 55-60 hours a week just to finish low or medium priority projects.
This ruins morale, especially when more staff should be added to a team.
I applied online. They asked me to join an online competition, which was scored based on timing, memory, and correctness of the solution. They posed a single problem to all, which is given below. I am still waiting to get a further response from the
The HackerRank test included questions on DSA, OS, and DAA. CN was also present. Dynamic programming and permutations were asked. It was a string-based DP and an array-based greedy problem.
The two worst interview experiences of my life. Firstly, they brought three engineers for this technical interview, which was a red flag from the start. Don't you have tickets to do? A maximum of two would be more than enough; more than two is usele
I applied online. They asked me to join an online competition, which was scored based on timing, memory, and correctness of the solution. They posed a single problem to all, which is given below. I am still waiting to get a further response from the
The HackerRank test included questions on DSA, OS, and DAA. CN was also present. Dynamic programming and permutations were asked. It was a string-based DP and an array-based greedy problem.
The two worst interview experiences of my life. Firstly, they brought three engineers for this technical interview, which was a red flag from the start. Don't you have tickets to do? A maximum of two would be more than enough; more than two is usele