Bad Culture, Crying Managers
Bad Culture, Crying Managers
Previously there were many perks; now there's nothing apart from a good cafeteria.
- Poor management, rename it as a bad-cultured industry.
- No professional ethics; managers do not join meetings and do not even feel the need to inform the team about their absence.
- Managers cry about everything and later go to sleep without planning better.
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The process involved one phone call to ask some basic questions, and one online meeting to ask job-related questions. Neither was very difficult. The first interview was with the technical owner, while the second was with the manager.
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I met a campus recruiter at my school, and she was very helpful throughout the process. Make sure to communicate with your recruiter often. The process was very simple, as I was applying to a freshman/sophomore program (not much experience was nece
Software Engineer
The interview process was technical, and I did not sign an NDA. The interviewers were friendly and cooperative. It looks like very interesting work there. There were two rounds of interviews: * The first was for an hour with a couple of intervi
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Shanghai, Shanghai, ChinaJuly 30, 2024The process involved one phone call to ask some basic questions, and one online meeting to ask job-related questions. Neither was very difficult. The first interview was with the technical owner, while the second was with the manager.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United StatesFebruary 1, 2014I met a campus recruiter at my school, and she was very helpful throughout the process. Make sure to communicate with your recruiter often. The process was very simple, as I was applying to a freshman/sophomore program (not much experience was nece
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Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMarch 1, 2017The interview process was technical, and I did not sign an NDA. The interviewers were friendly and cooperative. It looks like very interesting work there. There were two rounds of interviews: * The first was for an hour with a couple of intervi
