I can't think of any. The product is very simple and boring, made complicated by tenure staff. It used to provide good work-life balance, but when the economy went downhill and revenue got a hit, senior leadership blamed employees for not being dedicated.
Leadership blames others for their bad decisions that lead to revenue lost. They seem to struggle to find their way.
Company pays employees differently even with the same function and same performance, within the same country. The difference can be up to 4x more when compared to other countries, even though everybody works from their bedrooms.
They give bonuses to some employees. When asked, they confirm that there is no clear metric; they just give them. Then, for promotions or merit increases, where there is a clear metric, they say there is no money.
First, they email you and let you know they're super interested. Then they schedule a block of time for you to receive a phone call via Mixmax. Then, you wait. When the time comes for the scheduled phone call, you give them the benefit of the doub
They went over my resume. There were technical questions that I had to answer. I did a code review in front of someone. Explaining the infrastructure for creating a new feature, as well as allowing questions to be asked.
First round with Karat, and I did well, solving two coding problems. However, the Hiring Manager thought my background/culture did not fit Indeed (without interviewing me, only reviewing my resume). Therefore, they did not move me to any further roun
First, they email you and let you know they're super interested. Then they schedule a block of time for you to receive a phone call via Mixmax. Then, you wait. When the time comes for the scheduled phone call, you give them the benefit of the doub
They went over my resume. There were technical questions that I had to answer. I did a code review in front of someone. Explaining the infrastructure for creating a new feature, as well as allowing questions to be asked.
First round with Karat, and I did well, solving two coding problems. However, the Hiring Manager thought my background/culture did not fit Indeed (without interviewing me, only reviewing my resume). Therefore, they did not move me to any further roun