The benefits are good. I liked my coworkers a lot, and the company really seems to be trying to do right.
The current manager of the Android team is not doing their part to keep product expectations in line. In the last six months I worked there, half the team quit after a huge project overflowed into day-to-day life at the company. Burnout is talked about, but no concessions are given. Even the "unlimited PTO" they offer comes with strings attached and disapproval on multiple fronts. I couldn't recover from burnout and left.
Coderbyte test: * Problem Solving * Coding * Data Structures * Low-Level Design * High-Level Design * Database design * Class modeling Hiring Manager discussion around behavior and technical skills. Difficulty level: Medium to hard.
The process was like any other organization. It was fine. Nothing much to explain. It started with an HR Discussion, followed by a Technical Round which was about 45 minutes. Overall, the process was satisfactory.
I had a virtual on-site interview that was long and involved multiple rounds. One round involved coding, and another round involved debugging an application. Overall, the experience was friendly, but it depends on who you interview with.
Coderbyte test: * Problem Solving * Coding * Data Structures * Low-Level Design * High-Level Design * Database design * Class modeling Hiring Manager discussion around behavior and technical skills. Difficulty level: Medium to hard.
The process was like any other organization. It was fine. Nothing much to explain. It started with an HR Discussion, followed by a Technical Round which was about 45 minutes. Overall, the process was satisfactory.
I had a virtual on-site interview that was long and involved multiple rounds. One round involved coding, and another round involved debugging an application. Overall, the experience was friendly, but it depends on who you interview with.