Remote flexibility
Stock performance
An interview is easy.
Having worked at both FAANG and startups before, I can confidently say that HS has the worst environment.
Self-righteous TLs: They seem more interested in bluffing and showing off in public channels rather than genuinely leading. Their careless jokes often create extra work for ICs and change the original plan/agreement, but they don’t seem to care.
Toxic culture: Instead of fostering collaboration, the workplace feels like a "Squid Game" competition where people undermine rather than support each other.
Cold-blooded management: The lack of empathy from leadership makes everything worse, reinforcing the cutthroat culture.
Not Inclusive: prefer not to say details but be careful.
I was contacted by the recruiter, who gave an overview of the interview process. It involved a coding assignment that is supposed to take 3 hours ideally. It included REST API endpoints and the implementation of any language and IDE of my choice. I r
Coding Assessment (API Call and Data Validation): This is an easy problem that can be solved with a couple of hashmaps; don’t overthink it. If you’re stuck on, "You're almost there, you have a couple of minor bugs in your code," re-read the task and
Overall, the process was pretty boring. The people I met throughout seemed aloof and overworked; the vibes were definitely off. The process involved a take-home assignment, followed by a system design question and a basic LeetCode exercise, all whil
I was contacted by the recruiter, who gave an overview of the interview process. It involved a coding assignment that is supposed to take 3 hours ideally. It included REST API endpoints and the implementation of any language and IDE of my choice. I r
Coding Assessment (API Call and Data Validation): This is an easy problem that can be solved with a couple of hashmaps; don’t overthink it. If you’re stuck on, "You're almost there, you have a couple of minor bugs in your code," re-read the task and
Overall, the process was pretty boring. The people I met throughout seemed aloof and overworked; the vibes were definitely off. The process involved a take-home assignment, followed by a system design question and a basic LeetCode exercise, all whil