Competitive salary, great benefits. Flexible work hours and a good number of vacation days. Easy to switch roles, teams, and locations.
A significant chunk of pay (more than 1/3) comes from "equity grants," meaning you only start to get paid until a year after the actual work you've done.
Trending towards increased bureaucracy and arbitrary standards for promotion and hiring.
Management needs to listen to the rank and file more often and start pushing back on these negative trends the company is heading towards. This goes double for the CEO, VPs, and all the senior leadership, who appear to not only not be pushing back but actively encouraging this trend.
I conducted my interviews in November 2011. All the questions were related to algorithms, and I had to solve a given problem, comment on its running time, implement it in the language of my choice on a whiteboard, and then improve it further. Althou
First, there was a phone screen, and then I was asked to come onsite. There were 5 rounds of whiteboarding questions: * 3 before lunch * 2 after lunch There will be one hour for lunch. The food is good!
A recruiter contacted me based on my resume, stemming from a prior application more than 4 years ago. I sent an updated resume and references of classmates currently working at the company. Based on prior interviews and references, there was no phone
I conducted my interviews in November 2011. All the questions were related to algorithms, and I had to solve a given problem, comment on its running time, implement it in the language of my choice on a whiteboard, and then improve it further. Althou
First, there was a phone screen, and then I was asked to come onsite. There were 5 rounds of whiteboarding questions: * 3 before lunch * 2 after lunch There will be one hour for lunch. The food is good!
A recruiter contacted me based on my resume, stemming from a prior application more than 4 years ago. I sent an updated resume and references of classmates currently working at the company. Based on prior interviews and references, there was no phone