Nice people and a nice place to work.
Lots of discussions around the best ways to do things, and everyone's opinion matters. It's a relaxing work environment most of the time.
Pay is not competitive.
Shares are said to make the pay equal to other companies, but with extra taxes, the black-out periods when you can't sell them, and vesting times, they are really frustrating and not worth much in the end.
It's widely said in the office that a higher base pay instead of shares would be preferable.
Stop saying the pay is competitive when a quick Google search can prove that wrong. It just causes more useless frustration.
Also, most people have friends from college that graduated at the same time and have the same experience, and are getting paid more with companies nearby, for example, IBM.
Simply saying the pay is competitive doesn't fool anyone.
Coding task and then an on-site meeting. The coding task was pretty easy, one of HackerRank's easy/medium tasks. After this stage, I talked to engineers about theoretical stuff and had some design sessions.
Asked a few questions about what classes I was taking and my overall experience (stuff from resume). Then asked a question about license plates and how I would design software structures for that particular application. Don't remember specifics.
A lovely woman called me. She asked questions about the company, questions about my past projects, and my current education. She then invited me to stage two, which is a Codility test. The test went horribly.
Coding task and then an on-site meeting. The coding task was pretty easy, one of HackerRank's easy/medium tasks. After this stage, I talked to engineers about theoretical stuff and had some design sessions.
Asked a few questions about what classes I was taking and my overall experience (stuff from resume). Then asked a question about license plates and how I would design software structures for that particular application. Don't remember specifics.
A lovely woman called me. She asked questions about the company, questions about my past projects, and my current education. She then invited me to stage two, which is a Codility test. The test went horribly.