Corporate culture from the people perspective is quite good.
The corporate culture from a management perspective is weak.
We had to rush things because they reached out to me when I was further along with other companies. The interviews were a mix of management and technical, which even included actual coding on the board. Some of the questions were right out of the "H
Applied through referral and was contacted quickly for an interview. Had a screening interview with the manager, who seemed very disinterested from the beginning. Received a cold rejection email without feedback.
A recruiter had emailed me, so I responded. However, I found the recruiter to be very unprofessional and tardy. If you cannot respect a candidate's time, why would Lyft retain you? I wonder if this is the general experience of interviewing at Lyft.
We had to rush things because they reached out to me when I was further along with other companies. The interviews were a mix of management and technical, which even included actual coding on the board. Some of the questions were right out of the "H
Applied through referral and was contacted quickly for an interview. Had a screening interview with the manager, who seemed very disinterested from the beginning. Received a cold rejection email without feedback.
A recruiter had emailed me, so I responded. However, I found the recruiter to be very unprofessional and tardy. If you cannot respect a candidate's time, why would Lyft retain you? I wonder if this is the general experience of interviewing at Lyft.