We solve really hard problems and utilize everyone's unique skill set.
Engineers have a fair amount of flexibility on which projects they work on and the role they play -- your business and product ideas are valued.
Our work is meaningful -- we help millions of elderly, disabled, busy families, and others with groceries while employing tens of thousands of people.
The company is headed to a great place and it's awesome helping us to get there.
As a tech company disrupting an old industry, there are more business stakeholders than your typical tech company. For some engineers, this can be frustrating. However, we work together and find great solutions that draw from everyone's experience.
We should be much more proactive with the press. Our successes aren't well enough known, and we're letting the media get away with a pessimistic spin that can hurt our ability to hire great employees, attract customers, and even raise funding. Just because we know it's BS isn't enough.
The interview process is quite subjective. You can perform well in all parts of the interview and still not receive an offer. The feedback given is also very subjective. There was an interviewer wearing a tank top, and it was evident that he did not
I was reached out to by a recruiter via email, and we had an initial phone conversation. After passing that, I was informed the next step would be a remote pairing interview. During the pairing interview, I was given an application and told to impl
I really enjoyed the interview process. There was an obvious emphasis on trying to discover positive qualities instead of dwelling on negatives. It was a full-day interview with: * A few soft sessions * A systems design whiteboarding session * A 3
The interview process is quite subjective. You can perform well in all parts of the interview and still not receive an offer. The feedback given is also very subjective. There was an interviewer wearing a tank top, and it was evident that he did not
I was reached out to by a recruiter via email, and we had an initial phone conversation. After passing that, I was informed the next step would be a remote pairing interview. During the pairing interview, I was given an application and told to impl
I really enjoyed the interview process. There was an obvious emphasis on trying to discover positive qualities instead of dwelling on negatives. It was a full-day interview with: * A few soft sessions * A systems design whiteboarding session * A 3