Good Pay, Good Benefits Decent Bonus
There is NO work/life balance. (It's amazing that they defy their own mantra).
Incompetent QA Managers. Lack of direction from management. Chaos in product process. Extremely two-faced environment. Over-confident, but mediocre developers.
Review management performance. Fire those using PIP as a tool to release intelligent employees due to personality clashes.
The initial screening was straightforward, primarily focusing on your resume, your "about yourself" statement, reasons for interest in the company, and behavioral and situational questions. All in all, it was a good initial interview, and I hope to a
Horrible company. My interview was conducted by some kid. More than an interview, it was a 45-minute trial of dominance displayed by the kid. The interviewer seemed intent on proving his knowledge rather than understanding my skillsets. He repeatedly
There was one hour-long online assessment, one hour-long interview conducted by Karat (an interview agent, not from Intuit), and another 15-minute phone interview with a current engineer containing only behavioral questions.
The initial screening was straightforward, primarily focusing on your resume, your "about yourself" statement, reasons for interest in the company, and behavioral and situational questions. All in all, it was a good initial interview, and I hope to a
Horrible company. My interview was conducted by some kid. More than an interview, it was a 45-minute trial of dominance displayed by the kid. The interviewer seemed intent on proving his knowledge rather than understanding my skillsets. He repeatedly
There was one hour-long online assessment, one hour-long interview conducted by Karat (an interview agent, not from Intuit), and another 15-minute phone interview with a current engineer containing only behavioral questions.