Structured but not slow. Good tech and opportunities all things considered.
The best bet to get a compensation increase is to change companies. You don't get raises here even with a promotion, so you have to leave in approximately 2 years. They give new people fat packages and don't do anything to retain current employees.
Passed the phone screen, which was easy, then I was invited to an onsite interview. When I arrived, I noticed the majority of engineers were Indian men and attractive Asian women. I wonder why? Anyway, I did mostly okay in the interview. One Indian
I submitted my resume through a diversity program. A recruiter contacted me, and we had a 30-minute phone screen. Following that, I completed two technical phone interviews. Then, I went onsite for two technical whiteboarding questions. After that,
1. The first step is a recruiter call that goes over your experience and what you're looking for. 2. This is followed by a technical phone screen. 3. If you pass that, there is an onsite interview.
Passed the phone screen, which was easy, then I was invited to an onsite interview. When I arrived, I noticed the majority of engineers were Indian men and attractive Asian women. I wonder why? Anyway, I did mostly okay in the interview. One Indian
I submitted my resume through a diversity program. A recruiter contacted me, and we had a 30-minute phone screen. Following that, I completed two technical phone interviews. Then, I went onsite for two technical whiteboarding questions. After that,
1. The first step is a recruiter call that goes over your experience and what you're looking for. 2. This is followed by a technical phone screen. 3. If you pass that, there is an onsite interview.