Great problems to solve. Great data to work with. Great potential in becoming the next big thing. Teammates with a high hiring bar.
Inter-team politics. Senior management lack of focus.
Too much emphasis on non-core business items. Running behind the next hot thing before perfecting existing ones. Kill all legacy systems and become a Web 2.5 company, as it should be.
Stick to your core business and build a strong business around it (Jobs, CRM, etc.).
LinkedIn does not know how to evaluate candidates. I don't think they have the right people to evaluate candidates. After a rock-solid phone screen and onsite interview, I found myself puzzled as to why I did not get the offer. They interviewed me
I had two phone interviews and six back-to-back onsite interviews. The second phone interviewer did not call at the assigned time. I had to track down the recruiter. When they finally found the interviewer, they arranged for another call. The inter
I had a very bad first impression. As another person mentioned here, the working environment is very disturbing. They have a central area where all the engineers are crammed in, just like an assembly line. The desk area was messy (lots of wires) and
LinkedIn does not know how to evaluate candidates. I don't think they have the right people to evaluate candidates. After a rock-solid phone screen and onsite interview, I found myself puzzled as to why I did not get the offer. They interviewed me
I had two phone interviews and six back-to-back onsite interviews. The second phone interviewer did not call at the assigned time. I had to track down the recruiter. When they finally found the interviewer, they arranged for another call. The inter
I had a very bad first impression. As another person mentioned here, the working environment is very disturbing. They have a central area where all the engineers are crammed in, just like an assembly line. The desk area was messy (lots of wires) and