You feel like a work mule almost all the time. Piles of emergencies and work without sufficient staff, so basically no life outside work. They drive you so hard that they need to compensate with a free Friday every 2 months. This doesn't make up for burning people out.
Very authoritarian management, micro-management, and orders from higher ups. So no feeling of ownership of work or satisfaction from solving problems. Sometimes orders from the top don't make sense.
One of the company values is "Remember the human" but it's completely hollow, as employees are treated like work horses. There's no chance to be human. All attempts by HR to make life suitable to humans is erased by the amount of work and stress baked into daily work experience.
No chance to feel part of a team - no time, and teams not empowered to make decisions.
I applied through an employee referral. They contacted me two months after the referral. The interviews were easy. The first interview was a DS/Algo round, and the second was a low-level design round. Next was the hiring manager round, where I got t
I applied through a recruiter. The process took one week. Prices don't waste your time by interviewing with this company. I spent a couple of hours on the interview, and I gave the best optimal solution for the questions asked during the interview i
I applied online. The process took four weeks. The HR round and initial hiring manager screen went really well. I had two rounds of on-site interviews with engineers in India, but I am located in Mountain View, California. Throughout the interview,
I applied through an employee referral. They contacted me two months after the referral. The interviews were easy. The first interview was a DS/Algo round, and the second was a low-level design round. Next was the hiring manager round, where I got t
I applied through a recruiter. The process took one week. Prices don't waste your time by interviewing with this company. I spent a couple of hours on the interview, and I gave the best optimal solution for the questions asked during the interview i
I applied online. The process took four weeks. The HR round and initial hiring manager screen went really well. I had two rounds of on-site interviews with engineers in India, but I am located in Mountain View, California. Throughout the interview,