It used to be a nice place to work
It used to be a nice place to work
Good work-life balance. Perks like healthcare and generous gifts in terms of a yearly "wellbeing" budget. This might no longer be the case, though. Comfortable music room on campus. Lots of high-quality people.
Large company with all the downsides of it. Lots of bureaucracy, IT is on the phone with a remote site (India). Projects move slowly, lots of inertia. Technology is a bit outdated, especially in terms of SW.
Focus on the core technology and build the company on the way up.
Layoffs, if you must, but try to elevate employee motivation by increasing transparency, sharing what's going on, and keeping some minimal perks applicable, like free coffee in the office.
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The interview process took three weeks. The first round was a phone interview. After one week, they called for an on-site interview. It had six interviews with different members of the team. They asked pretty much basic questions, about projects, a
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A decent interview procedure. I was asked certain technical questions and some usual interview questions. There was also a follow-up on my resume. The phone interview lasted for about 20 minutes. It started with the usual "tell me about yourself" a
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Santa Clara, California, United StatesJune 27, 2015The interview process took three weeks. The first round was a phone interview. After one week, they called for an on-site interview. It had six interviews with different members of the team. They asked pretty much basic questions, about projects, a
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IndiaMarch 27, 2021Only one interview for 30 minutes, shortlisted based on resume. It was a telephonic interview and started with giving a description about the job role. Then, I was asked a few resume-related questions, like projects and courses done.
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Los Angeles, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2013A decent interview procedure. I was asked certain technical questions and some usual interview questions. There was also a follow-up on my resume. The phone interview lasted for about 20 minutes. It started with the usual "tell me about yourself" a
