It was awesome to be working there for the past few years. I learned a lot, contributed a lot, and had a lot of impact on people I mentored and folks from other teams. Likewise, I learned a lot from a lot of folks there.
It was a very nice place to be in, to grow professionally, and to do professional work. My team was awesome, and I had the opportunity to go out of my comfort zone and grow my skills in many other areas to support my team.
Everyone respected everyone there, and I was fortunate to have never come across anyone who was disrespectful and mean.
Well, a bad economy forced Indeed to make a choice to cut off a lot of people (me included). I wish I had been given the choice to stay with reduced pay because I really identified myself as a proud Indeedian, but I was just let go, unfortunately.
Indeed, recruiter contacted me by phone. It was followed by two 1-hour online interview sessions with two different people each time. They asked questions about how you would test the full-stack. After that, I was invited onsite for a full day interv
It's just a churn machine, and the process is very impersonal. Expect Karat/LC questions from the start. If you pass, expect more and a very long process full of more LC or whiteboards. The only plus is that the Karat interviewer was nice.
Initial phone interviews went normally. When I arrived for the on-site interview, I was given a brief tour of the office. Unfortunately, when the first interviewers entered, I was told to remove my hearing aids. I am not totally deaf, but without th
Indeed, recruiter contacted me by phone. It was followed by two 1-hour online interview sessions with two different people each time. They asked questions about how you would test the full-stack. After that, I was invited onsite for a full day interv
It's just a churn machine, and the process is very impersonal. Expect Karat/LC questions from the start. If you pass, expect more and a very long process full of more LC or whiteboards. The only plus is that the Karat interviewer was nice.
Initial phone interviews went normally. When I arrived for the on-site interview, I was given a brief tour of the office. Unfortunately, when the first interviewers entered, I was told to remove my hearing aids. I am not totally deaf, but without th