Some really amazing people, and some phenomenal technical problems at scale. A mix of really good people (mostly, though not exclusively, the old guard) and high-energy newgrads. Great benefits. Fairly decent focus on the work.
The review process is dystopian. The promo process is hell. The fastest path to success is to leave and come back. They are hiring people like mad from the outside with "level inflation" and pinning down the people who have been at the company. Every promo is a huge battle (I have fought for my people tooth and nail), and the process is just horrifically broken.
The culture has rotted from all of the inflated hiring of execs from Oracle, Microsoft, Amazon, etc. Google has jumped the shark. There are still pockets of goodness, but overall, it's a pretty sad shell of its former self.
Fix the promo process.
The interview process consisted of five interviews, most of which included a couple of whiteboard coding problems. The process was interactive, with the interviewer and me working together on the problems. Most interviewers were very nice, smart, a
Sara Oetker was an incredible recruiter. She managed expectations perfectly. She always followed up when she said she would and never did anything to take me by surprise. She was extremely helpful all the way through. She was everything you want fr
On day one, I met with 6 engineers. The questions were mostly technical, covering coding, testing, system architecture, and managing teams. Following that, I met with 2 directors and 1 VP. These discussions also included technical and management que
The interview process consisted of five interviews, most of which included a couple of whiteboard coding problems. The process was interactive, with the interviewer and me working together on the problems. Most interviewers were very nice, smart, a
Sara Oetker was an incredible recruiter. She managed expectations perfectly. She always followed up when she said she would and never did anything to take me by surprise. She was extremely helpful all the way through. She was everything you want fr
On day one, I met with 6 engineers. The questions were mostly technical, covering coding, testing, system architecture, and managing teams. Following that, I met with 2 directors and 1 VP. These discussions also included technical and management que