Lots of opportunities for growth, taking on larger initiatives. Internal mobility is encouraged. My manager has consistently challenged me to take on projects of increasing scope and initiated putting me up for a promotion. The promotion process is very transparent, with timelines and how each step of the evaluation process works.
Benefits are amazing here, especially the time off and reimbursements for ergonomic equipment or other health-related expenses. Volunteer time off and donation matching is a big plus.
Upper management and senior leadership do actually take feedback regularly and take it seriously. Though change takes a while, it does eventually happen.
Not supporting permanent working from home by default, like many other tech companies after COVID. It's still possible but requires VP approval.
Teams can be very imbalanced – some very high-impact, others lacking. Thankfully, moving around isn't too hard.
Still needs more attention for tech hygiene and excellence. Certain teams get to pave the way here, but other high-impact teams that are busy delivering on high-priority business requirements don't get to invest in tech hygiene in the same manner.
Create a better communication culture to counter the meeting culture. Lead the way for well-intentioned emails, meeting agendas, decision sharing, and documentation.
Move towards an asynchronous working environment.
- Initial phone call from HR to discuss positions. - Was matched with a manager and had a phone screen that was about 45 minutes long, focused on technical questions. - The following week, was flown out for an all-day interview that consisted of a co
The technical phone interview included a shared editor screen for the coding problem. The onsite interview consisted of: * Meeting with the recruiter * Presenting a project to a panel * Completing a project in three hours After the project
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and we scheduled an initial interview. During this meeting, they went over expected compensation and the interview process. We then scheduled the next interview, which was a technical phone screen through G
- Initial phone call from HR to discuss positions. - Was matched with a manager and had a phone screen that was about 45 minutes long, focused on technical questions. - The following week, was flown out for an all-day interview that consisted of a co
The technical phone interview included a shared editor screen for the coding problem. The onsite interview consisted of: * Meeting with the recruiter * Presenting a project to a panel * Completing a project in three hours After the project
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and we scheduled an initial interview. During this meeting, they went over expected compensation and the interview process. We then scheduled the next interview, which was a technical phone screen through G