There are lots of smart people, good opportunities, an extremely solid codebase covering every area of tech, safe and strong engineering practices, free food, and great pay.
There are increasing top-down fires where upper management says "get this done by XXX", lots of process and bureaucracy, and increasing AI slop.
They failed to show up to the call! I received a call a week later with apologies, but surely I am not interested in giving them another chance. This is unprofessional in the extreme.
The phone interview was relatively easy, but the recruiter sounded distracted the entire time. It felt like she was working on something else and only half-talking to me. 'If we had to compare ourselves to a school, we're like, the Harvard of compan
We talked about my resume and past experience, then moved on to technical coding. After that, it was question time, and I got to ask some questions. The time then ran out, and he had to go. It wasn't a bad experience at all; the interviewer was helpf
They failed to show up to the call! I received a call a week later with apologies, but surely I am not interested in giving them another chance. This is unprofessional in the extreme.
The phone interview was relatively easy, but the recruiter sounded distracted the entire time. It felt like she was working on something else and only half-talking to me. 'If we had to compare ourselves to a school, we're like, the Harvard of compan
We talked about my resume and past experience, then moved on to technical coding. After that, it was question time, and I got to ask some questions. The time then ran out, and he had to go. It wasn't a bad experience at all; the interviewer was helpf