• Lots of interesting technical problems to solve • Lots of autonomy as an engineer • Lots of clever colleagues to learn from • Use 'cool' tools • Good-ish base salary • Work closer to AI • Good prospective
Setting the right expectation would be good for maintaining IC's mental health. I have seen some people getting burned out, working weekends, over night. This is not
I applied through another source. Hooked in by a recruiter via LinkedIn. Received a 20-page interview process manual. First coding screen session (great interviewer - helpful hints, mostly quiet). Moved on to "Accelerated Technicals": * another li
Got 24(!) pages of PDF as prep. Stage 2 - LeetCode. Was pleasant and OK. The interview is designed so that always a next task/challenge part comes after the one you solved. Despite claiming in their PDF that they will come back within 1 week with f
I applied through a recruiter. The person doing the initial interview postponed the interview twice on very short notice. She also only confirmed the final date/time on the day it was supposed to take place, after I messaged the recruiter to ask the
I applied through another source. Hooked in by a recruiter via LinkedIn. Received a 20-page interview process manual. First coding screen session (great interviewer - helpful hints, mostly quiet). Moved on to "Accelerated Technicals": * another li
Got 24(!) pages of PDF as prep. Stage 2 - LeetCode. Was pleasant and OK. The interview is designed so that always a next task/challenge part comes after the one you solved. Despite claiming in their PDF that they will come back within 1 week with f
I applied through a recruiter. The person doing the initial interview postponed the interview twice on very short notice. She also only confirmed the final date/time on the day it was supposed to take place, after I messaged the recruiter to ask the