Pays well for what it is, which is a low-stress job. Coworkers and culture are great.
It's hard to move things forward because of politics.
Unless you know the right people, don't expect your career to grow very fast.
I had a phone interview with a basic programming question. Later, I was invited for the onsite interviews. There were: * 2 architecture design sessions * 1 session with a programming question, which I had to solve on my personal computer * 1 sessio
I was contacted by a Lyft recruiter via LinkedIn. In our initial conversation, we discussed my experience, interests, and some general information about Lyft. The recruiter's enthusiasm about the company and its culture was contagious, and it made m
Phone call after initial recruiter screening. No questions about relevant technology were asked, and the interviewer didn't seem interested in my background. This was a typical CoderPad-only interview, after I had specifically told them I had no int
I had a phone interview with a basic programming question. Later, I was invited for the onsite interviews. There were: * 2 architecture design sessions * 1 session with a programming question, which I had to solve on my personal computer * 1 sessio
I was contacted by a Lyft recruiter via LinkedIn. In our initial conversation, we discussed my experience, interests, and some general information about Lyft. The recruiter's enthusiasm about the company and its culture was contagious, and it made m
Phone call after initial recruiter screening. No questions about relevant technology were asked, and the interviewer didn't seem interested in my background. This was a typical CoderPad-only interview, after I had specifically told them I had no int