You will work with smart coworkers on a product that helps people. It can be a good career stepping stone to something better. The company is doing well and will likely IPO soon.
It is an incredibly toxic and political environment. You will either be worked to death or bored with nothing to do. You will spend more time arguing about tickets, process, and agile than you do implementing features or fixing bugs - spring process are mandated top-down.
Gabe treats RnD like his own personal playground for learning management. He picks favorites and ruins anyone or anything he doesn't like. You will likely be underpaid and underappreciated.
Relax the Sprint requirements.
Everyone is just sandbagging so that they don't miss a Sprint and are seen as a "problem" team.
Get Gabe out of RnD.
He creates a bunch of busy work for whichever team he's focused on.
A large part of senior management's job is just managing him.
He burns money and time.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6 weeks. More or less standard process, slightly on a longer side. Initial screening with recruiter, then with developer, then take home multi-hour coding test. Then full-day on-site (virtual on-site f
I applied through a recruiter. First a call with the recruiter. Next a semi-technical call with the hiring manager going over past projects. Next was a 1 hour live coding challenge where I was allowed and expected to use AI.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I recently had the privilege of interviewing for a Staff Backend Software Engineer position, and overall, my experience was highly positive. The recruitment team displayed exceptional helpfulness, and the
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6 weeks. More or less standard process, slightly on a longer side. Initial screening with recruiter, then with developer, then take home multi-hour coding test. Then full-day on-site (virtual on-site f
I applied through a recruiter. First a call with the recruiter. Next a semi-technical call with the hiring manager going over past projects. Next was a 1 hour live coding challenge where I was allowed and expected to use AI.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I recently had the privilege of interviewing for a Staff Backend Software Engineer position, and overall, my experience was highly positive. The recruitment team displayed exceptional helpfulness, and the