After working very well remotely for the past few years, management is forcing some people back to the office one or two days per week. This only applies to those who live near an office, which is maybe 70-80% of people. This has negligible benefit, as it is a very distributed company with many remote workers and offices around the country. It hurts recruitment and work-life balance.
There is uncertainty on stock price and a possible sale of the company, hopefully not a problem.
Drop the Return to Office mandate! Nobody likes it and it is hurting your chances to recruit great talent that we need in this difficult recruiting market.
I was contacted by a staffing agency for this role. After I submitted my resume, a phone screen was soon scheduled. The phone interview was for 30 minutes with a Director, who wanted to know more about my background and the projects I had worked on.
Two sets of onsite interviews were conducted in Chicago and New York. The first day consisted of systems modeling sessions and management experience questioning. The second day was more focused on getting to know the team and explaining my thoughts
I was contacted by a recruiter in January 2025 and scheduled a first-round live-coding interview with a tech lead. She was very helpful and supportive, and it was probably the least stressful live-coding I've ever done. The interview involved coding
I was contacted by a staffing agency for this role. After I submitted my resume, a phone screen was soon scheduled. The phone interview was for 30 minutes with a Director, who wanted to know more about my background and the projects I had worked on.
Two sets of onsite interviews were conducted in Chicago and New York. The first day consisted of systems modeling sessions and management experience questioning. The second day was more focused on getting to know the team and explaining my thoughts
I was contacted by a recruiter in January 2025 and scheduled a first-round live-coding interview with a tech lead. She was very helpful and supportive, and it was probably the least stressful live-coding I've ever done. The interview involved coding