Great during the good times, rough during the bad
Great during the good times, rough during the bad
- Great minds to work with.
- Pay and bonus are great when the company is doing well.
- Bonus pay comes in cash or stock rewards that take 4 years to fully vest.
- No raises for years.
- Constant layoffs.
- Employee benefits and pay cuts are the first things to go if the company is in trouble.
- Layoff times make working there miserable, even if you don't get cut.
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Module Development Engineer
The interview was short, a single panel session with seven members. It focused mainly on culture, with few technical questions. Overall, it was good and easy. There was a final HR round, which involved general introductions and expectations.
Module Development Engineer
I had to go through multiple rounds of interviews with senior engineers and managers. The primary objective of these interviews is to understand how I will be the best fit for the position I had been interviewing for.
Module Development Engineer
I gave a 30-minute presentation on my thesis. I answered one question, then went into five 1:1 meetings with the people to whom I gave the talk. A few weeks later, I was given an offer.
Module Development Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesAugust 6, 2024The interview was short, a single panel session with seven members. It focused mainly on culture, with few technical questions. Overall, it was good and easy. There was a final HR round, which involved general introductions and expectations.
Module Development Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesFebruary 1, 2024I had to go through multiple rounds of interviews with senior engineers and managers. The primary objective of these interviews is to understand how I will be the best fit for the position I had been interviewing for.
Module Development Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesJune 28, 2025I gave a 30-minute presentation on my thesis. I answered one question, then went into five 1:1 meetings with the people to whom I gave the talk. A few weeks later, I was given an offer.
