Work/Life balance was great.
Work from home all the time.
Many. Very siloed environment. Lack of cohesiveness. Cutthroat politics. PMs don't understand the basics of the SDLC. Managed everything from spreadsheets, asking people if they completed their tasks – that was about it. It seemed most people were either deflecting work or trying to find someone to hang responsibility on so there was a scapegoat. I'd say 40% of the people fell into what I've described above. I was promised stock on two different occasions and received none. They changed my title/work after I signed the offer letter, a few days before my start date.
Very unorganized and a lack of planning in the interview process. Very poor process followed, at least for experienced professional interviews. In the pre-screening round, the Hiring Manager/Recruiting Team should talk with the candidate and give an
The panel interview will have you attend the initial interview after the HR screening, and then the final one with the leader of the team. You will then complete the process and attend a training session for about two weeks.
Pre-screening, two interviews – both technical and then a behavioral round. Then a long wait. Rest, you must be prepared for non-technical questions too.
Very unorganized and a lack of planning in the interview process. Very poor process followed, at least for experienced professional interviews. In the pre-screening round, the Hiring Manager/Recruiting Team should talk with the candidate and give an
The panel interview will have you attend the initial interview after the HR screening, and then the final one with the leader of the team. You will then complete the process and attend a training session for about two weeks.
Pre-screening, two interviews – both technical and then a behavioral round. Then a long wait. Rest, you must be prepared for non-technical questions too.