Leadership (within Full-stack team) is all talk with support and facilitation. Little to no real action will come from their words.
Pay is not reasonable for the amount of stress and responsibility put on the employees (especially to live and save in cities like Denver and San Francisco).
The "People Team" or HR are inexperienced and lack the skills to support. Their actions cause serious repercussions to the lives of the employees.
This job is stressful, draining, and emotionally taxing. Little to no control over your day, constant work with frustrated customers, and a push to meet metrics (quantity over quality).
"Unlimited time-off" is not accurate at all, and it is very difficult to be approved for PTO.
Higher leadership turns a blind eye to the situation with Customer Service teams.
Please give more support to CX , turn the focus from quantity to quality, stop stop stop trying to grow and focus back on the foundation. Remove benefits integration from the platform
The interview process was warm and consisted of three parts. * A written assignment with a recruiter. * A phone interview. * An in-person interview (conducted before COVID-19) with three different interviewers.
I was asked to complete an online quiz, which is a terrible metric for finding candidates. The spectrum is far too broad; you might be asked to do bit manipulation in C and then describe how to float an element in CSS. There are probably about 10 pro
It started with a pretty standard recruiter screen and technical screen up front. I later interviewed with the hiring manager and had an on-site with several coding interviews and one behavioral interview.
The interview process was warm and consisted of three parts. * A written assignment with a recruiter. * A phone interview. * An in-person interview (conducted before COVID-19) with three different interviewers.
I was asked to complete an online quiz, which is a terrible metric for finding candidates. The spectrum is far too broad; you might be asked to do bit manipulation in C and then describe how to float an element in CSS. There are probably about 10 pro
It started with a pretty standard recruiter screen and technical screen up front. I later interviewed with the hiring manager and had an on-site with several coding interviews and one behavioral interview.