It's still an okay place; there are many others much worse. They try to look like they care about our well-being. That's still a pro, considering many companies have given up even on that.
We're losing perks every year. They posted on LinkedIn that it was time for our favourite perk again, the week of rest for everyone, but that was cancelled this year.
They started a "performance culture" which leads to unknowing Product Managers creating more useless spreadsheets for tracking progress and asking more questions in every meeting just to seem like they're doing something productive instead of wasting everyone's time.
First, there was a standard HR phone screen verifying my experience. Then, I had to solve a technical problem in 3 hours or less before coming on-site. The problem was test-related and involved sorting and recreating complex data structures in JSON.
I had a nice interview with the recruiter, who then sent me an assessment. The questions were easy (the same API question everyone gets). I finished it in half the time, cleaned up the code, and shipped it off. It's been a few weeks since then, and
Contrary to huspot's "Values," the process was not at all transparent. Recruiter responses were very slow. The interview was scheduled for a different team than I had applied for, but this was not clarified or informed a day before the interview. T
First, there was a standard HR phone screen verifying my experience. Then, I had to solve a technical problem in 3 hours or less before coming on-site. The problem was test-related and involved sorting and recreating complex data structures in JSON.
I had a nice interview with the recruiter, who then sent me an assessment. The questions were easy (the same API question everyone gets). I finished it in half the time, cleaned up the code, and shipped it off. It's been a few weeks since then, and
Contrary to huspot's "Values," the process was not at all transparent. Recruiter responses were very slow. The interview was scheduled for a different team than I had applied for, but this was not clarified or informed a day before the interview. T