Great engineering, going too corporate and impersonal
Great engineering, going too corporate and impersonal
You would work with the most amazing people, learn a lot, and be exposed to a level of engineering unparalleled elsewhere.
The company has lost its initial ethos. You are just another number for the execs, and they won't hesitate to throw you under the bus for temporary effects and to please shareholders.
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Site Reliability Engineer
Standard interview loop for big tech. There was a remote round and then several in-person rounds. LeetCode type with one system design and one behavioral. No major surprises. The only distinguishing thing is that their process is very slow.
Site Reliability Engineer
The interview was amazing, but I had a misunderstanding with the interviewer. I tried to communicate with her, but I think I embarrassed myself. Overall, I got a rejection after the interview :( I hope I will get an offer next year!!!
Site Reliability Engineer
The interview process was fairly structured and professional. It began with an initial screening call from a recruiter, followed by one or more rounds of interviews with team members or hiring managers. The questions were a mix of behavioral, situa
Site Reliability Engineer
United StatesNovember 16, 2025Standard interview loop for big tech. There was a remote round and then several in-person rounds. LeetCode type with one system design and one behavioral. No major surprises. The only distinguishing thing is that their process is very slow.
Site Reliability Engineer
London, England, United KingdomAugust 1, 2025The interview was amazing, but I had a misunderstanding with the interviewer. I tried to communicate with her, but I think I embarrassed myself. Overall, I got a rejection after the interview :( I hope I will get an offer next year!!!
Site Reliability Engineer
California, Maryland, United StatesJuly 30, 2025The interview process was fairly structured and professional. It began with an initial screening call from a recruiter, followed by one or more rounds of interviews with team members or hiring managers. The questions were a mix of behavioral, situa
