Great perks.
Work from home benefits.
Excellent strategies from the CEO and transparency in company meetings.
Lots of opportunities.
Upper management policies to award people with HEART.
Local-level politics and favouritism.
Looks flat from the outside, but internally, there's a monopoly of team leads.
Do team leads just need to be great software engineers? What about showing HEART? What about showing inclusion for each software engineer?
For example, software engineers use tools like 15-five to track their progress, impact on the team, etc. Similarly, why not track team leads' progress with each teammate on how they have helped them? What have they done to help them grow? Do all the team members under him/her feel included? Are they transparent to them? Do team leads take ownership as a team?
I should have read the reviews here before bothering with the take-home assessment. I had an initial call with the recruiter, and it sounded like a good fit. I completed the take-home assessment in about 90 minutes. I received no feedback and was g
Two interviews: 1 Coding and 1 System Design. The coding question was Easy-Medium, with some follow-ups. You have to come prepared with code that can call a REST API to get the input data. Make sure to prepare system design topics in depth.
Phone screen with a recruiter, followed by coding and system design interviews. The coding stage seemed straightforward – just brush up on your Big O notation and common data structures and algorithms. The system design interview didn't feel like a
I should have read the reviews here before bothering with the take-home assessment. I had an initial call with the recruiter, and it sounded like a good fit. I completed the take-home assessment in about 90 minutes. I received no feedback and was g
Two interviews: 1 Coding and 1 System Design. The coding question was Easy-Medium, with some follow-ups. You have to come prepared with code that can call a REST API to get the input data. Make sure to prepare system design topics in depth.
Phone screen with a recruiter, followed by coding and system design interviews. The coding stage seemed straightforward – just brush up on your Big O notation and common data structures and algorithms. The system design interview didn't feel like a