Excellent benefits as a savings fund:
There's always a constant flow of information that never stops and is impossible to absorb.
There's no teamwork; each engineer works alone at their own pace on independent features.
They impose too many conditions between one level and another of the career plan, which are almost impossible to meet, and salary increases are tied to this.
The swag they give is scarce and of poor quality.
They don't do much to make you feel like part of the company.
The people who negotiate your salary, after you've gone through the entire set of entry interviews, start haggling as if it were easy to get into the company.
Están rebasados, necesitan ayuda.
It's a very long process that Lyft makes you go through, but I applied on LinkedIn and had a 30-minute conversation with my recruiter. After that, I moved on to a pre-screen interview that lasted an hour (they had me build an LCD clock in React with
The selection criteria were confused, and the feedback was also unclear. Nothing specific was provided. In the end, I learned that many employees were laid off, and I was never informed about it.
There was a part where you needed to explain and cast doubt on documentation. Then, in another part, there was a LeetCode problem you had to solve while explaining it to an engineer.
It's a very long process that Lyft makes you go through, but I applied on LinkedIn and had a 30-minute conversation with my recruiter. After that, I moved on to a pre-screen interview that lasted an hour (they had me build an LCD clock in React with
The selection criteria were confused, and the feedback was also unclear. Nothing specific was provided. In the end, I learned that many employees were laid off, and I was never informed about it.
There was a part where you needed to explain and cast doubt on documentation. Then, in another part, there was a LeetCode problem you had to solve while explaining it to an engineer.