People are open to questions, and there is a great work-life balance with nice perks.
It can feel a little isolating with so much of the company remote and not too much work done to build community, and communication between different departments within engineering is not great.
I spent three weeks on their take-home assignment, and they graded it like I was in college. I received an A-, with the minus attributed to using print statements instead of logging. I updated my project on GitHub to use logging before the interview.
I applied for a more senior position one weekend. The following Monday, a recruiter asked if I'd be available for an interview. During the conversation, we could both tell I wasn't qualified for the senior position. Rather than ending the interview
First, a call with a recruiter. Then, a call with a hiring manager. Next, a technical collaboration. Finally, the final round of interviews, which consisted of a system design interview, leadership interview, hiring manager interview, and two codi
I spent three weeks on their take-home assignment, and they graded it like I was in college. I received an A-, with the minus attributed to using print statements instead of logging. I updated my project on GitHub to use logging before the interview.
I applied for a more senior position one weekend. The following Monday, a recruiter asked if I'd be available for an interview. During the conversation, we could both tell I wasn't qualified for the senior position. Rather than ending the interview
First, a call with a recruiter. Then, a call with a hiring manager. Next, a technical collaboration. Finally, the final round of interviews, which consisted of a system design interview, leadership interview, hiring manager interview, and two codi