Compensation above the industry standard.
Toxic culture where the blaming game, spotlight stealing, and gaslighting are very common. Most managers talk about promotion early to make you feel special, prompting you to put in 150% at work. But in reality, they also talk the same thing to everyone. To preserve hierarchy, they will gatekeep you by revealing new requirements after you fulfill everything. Technical skills are subject to invalidations, as it will disrupt their power balance. Growth equals building allyship with powerful figures via boot-licking, as they will reveal the only secret of getting promoted: "Claim as many driver seats as possible." However, you'll find everyone to be very quick in claiming driver seats. The worst part: When the car crashes, they are already miles away from the vehicle, putting you to blame. To survive, dualism is the key: Be their ally and competitor at the same time.
No need, already beyond saving.
The recruiter asked me directly; the overall process took two months. The first and second rounds focused on system design and coding. The third round was to talk with the manager to discuss behavior and your responsibilities. However, the HR repre
Submitted application and had first call with recruiter after 3 weeks. * First interview with an engineer: background and experience. * Second interview with another engineer: dive deep into experience. * Third interview with manager: also ask
The interview process is good, but it takes a lot of time. However, the big problem is that the interviews are not up to the level of the candidate, and this difference is very much reflected in the interviews.
The recruiter asked me directly; the overall process took two months. The first and second rounds focused on system design and coding. The third round was to talk with the manager to discuss behavior and your responsibilities. However, the HR repre
Submitted application and had first call with recruiter after 3 weeks. * First interview with an engineer: background and experience. * Second interview with another engineer: dive deep into experience. * Third interview with manager: also ask
The interview process is good, but it takes a lot of time. However, the big problem is that the interviews are not up to the level of the candidate, and this difference is very much reflected in the interviews.