You'll work with very smart people. The stock performs very well (generally). Decent work/life balance. Great benefits. Great stepping stone for your career.
The RTO policy is stupid, cutting as much as 25% base salary for employees wanting to stay remote.
Compensation is no longer top of market. This has been the case since even before the pandemic. For example, Stripe, Netflix, Instacart, and The Trade Desk all pay much better.
There is lots of red tape and not much room for making an impact.
There has been a noticeable shift in culture since the pandemic. You feel like a cog in a giant machine that doesn't care about you. There are mass emails talking about policy, upper management is out of touch with employees, and it's a common problem where you ask a question in chat and no one replies.
Good luck getting in touch with an HR rep if you ever have an issue and actually need to talk to one.
*New hires are likely getting hired closer to market rates, but current employees' pay is likely way below what they could get elsewhere at an equivalent company.
Recruiter Call On-site: * 3 Technical rounds * 1 Behavioral round Difficulty is Hard. We need to know each data structure in depth. No question is directly from LeetCode or other websites. Learn and practice as many problems as possible to be able
The process was straightforward. I applied through LinkedIn, and a recruiter contacted me. They scheduled a technical round with the hiring manager. It didn't go so well. The question was of easy to medium difficulty, but I was expecting a DSA ques
I had a phone interview that included a technical question. I passed that stage and proceeded to the virtual on-site interviews. For the on-site portion, there were four technical (algorithms) interviews and one behavioral interview. I did not get
Recruiter Call On-site: * 3 Technical rounds * 1 Behavioral round Difficulty is Hard. We need to know each data structure in depth. No question is directly from LeetCode or other websites. Learn and practice as many problems as possible to be able
The process was straightforward. I applied through LinkedIn, and a recruiter contacted me. They scheduled a technical round with the hiring manager. It didn't go so well. The question was of easy to medium difficulty, but I was expecting a DSA ques
I had a phone interview that included a technical question. I passed that stage and proceeded to the virtual on-site interviews. For the on-site portion, there were four technical (algorithms) interviews and one behavioral interview. I did not get