There is a great culture, loads of transparency, a steep learning curve, and deep domain knowledge.
I don't have any particular dislikes.
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I applied online. The process was a recruiter call, algorithm coding, architecture, more algorithm coding, and a director or VP meet-and-greet. I didn't even attempt to get past the recruiter call. Most recruiters are not the brightest bulbs, and sh
I applied in-person. The process took four weeks. It was a bad experience and a worse panel. I solved all the questions asked, and the HR did not even bother to inform me back. On top of this, they said they needed a different skillset. My resume wa
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. The recruiter was not able to correctly describe each interview, and they presented system design as behavioral. The offer was only verbal, as it was told, "they can't share the offer in writi
I applied online. The process was a recruiter call, algorithm coding, architecture, more algorithm coding, and a director or VP meet-and-greet. I didn't even attempt to get past the recruiter call. Most recruiters are not the brightest bulbs, and sh
I applied in-person. The process took four weeks. It was a bad experience and a worse panel. I solved all the questions asked, and the HR did not even bother to inform me back. On top of this, they said they needed a different skillset. My resume wa
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. The recruiter was not able to correctly describe each interview, and they presented system design as behavioral. The offer was only verbal, as it was told, "they can't share the offer in writi