Great engineering staff. Interesting problems to solve. Diverse tech stack and teams. Some flexibility to move between teams.
Leadership has bought into the AI hype train. Corp speak is endemic, and leadership is afraid of saying anything useful because the company leaks like a sieve. Commitments don't actually mean anything, and job security is temporary at best. Taking responsibility is entirely a PR move.
Don't make your staff pay for executive decisions. Let go of people who consistently bet on the wrong horse rather than laying off strong engineers and eroding company culture while preaching respect. "Googliness" has lost all meaning.
Very smooth process. The HR was very friendly, but the problem was a bit hard. It was a LeetCode problem with strings. They also arranged a mock-up problem before the actual interview.
There were a few audio challenges during the call that made it harder than usual for me to catch every detail. The interviewer was conducting the interview from a conference room using a microphone that did not provide clear audio. I had to ask for
The interview process involved: * One initial screening * Two technical rounds * One behavioral round Candidates answered very slowly after interviews, with at least a month between moving to the next stage.
Very smooth process. The HR was very friendly, but the problem was a bit hard. It was a LeetCode problem with strings. They also arranged a mock-up problem before the actual interview.
There were a few audio challenges during the call that made it harder than usual for me to catch every detail. The interviewer was conducting the interview from a conference room using a microphone that did not provide clear audio. I had to ask for
The interview process involved: * One initial screening * Two technical rounds * One behavioral round Candidates answered very slowly after interviews, with at least a month between moving to the next stage.