Great work culture, opportunity to learn and work on new stuff, and good work-life balance.
It is a more product-centric and product-driven company, and that is how each team functions. You stay busy with a lot of new work and business requirements, so you do not get much time to evolve as an engineer and experiment.
I don't know what to say since management keeps changing.
Attended both the phone screen and an onsite interview. The overall experience was great because of meaningful technical discussions across the board. It looks like they share topics to discuss at onsite between the rounds; I felt it really makes sen
Most of the interviewers are nice and smart people, and the questions are all good, valid questions. One thing that confused me was two interviewers asked me the same question, and their answers were completely opposite.
It's standard. Phone screen followed by an onsite. A few technical rounds followed by management rounds. Management pays a lot of focus on where you previously worked. If you are from Salesforce, you have a good chance of making it through.
Attended both the phone screen and an onsite interview. The overall experience was great because of meaningful technical discussions across the board. It looks like they share topics to discuss at onsite between the rounds; I felt it really makes sen
Most of the interviewers are nice and smart people, and the questions are all good, valid questions. One thing that confused me was two interviewers asked me the same question, and their answers were completely opposite.
It's standard. Phone screen followed by an onsite. A few technical rounds followed by management rounds. Management pays a lot of focus on where you previously worked. If you are from Salesforce, you have a good chance of making it through.