Lots of freedom (depending on your team).
I have been working for 6+ years. I probably went to the office less than 60 times. Sometimes I don't go in for months. You need to get your job done though.
Too much lobby to get a promotion. Because of that, you can be years and years in the same position.
First phone screen super friendly and get to know more about the company, easy LeetCode in Python on CoderPad, data design systems, behavioral, all pretty standard and nice Talent Aq team.
I interviewed for a senior position on a team in charge of tools for the migration to AWS. Before the interviews, I explicitly asked if they would focus on engineering principles and background rather than specific tool knowledge, and they confirmed
Before I start this, I want to explain that this position was sold to me as management only: "if you can code, that’s great, but it’s more growing the team and strategy." My background was running a web startup, so I can code, but I haven’t done so i
First phone screen super friendly and get to know more about the company, easy LeetCode in Python on CoderPad, data design systems, behavioral, all pretty standard and nice Talent Aq team.
I interviewed for a senior position on a team in charge of tools for the migration to AWS. Before the interviews, I explicitly asked if they would focus on engineering principles and background rather than specific tool knowledge, and they confirmed
Before I start this, I want to explain that this position was sold to me as management only: "if you can code, that’s great, but it’s more growing the team and strategy." My background was running a web startup, so I can code, but I haven’t done so i