Everybody can work from home.
Terrible at team leadership.
Churn rate high among staff.
The process is long. It consists of more or less five interviews: * A typical algorithms one (twice) * An architecture one * A simple program one * One where they ask you about your experience (they might be too lazy to read it from your CV). After
Reflecting on the experience, I gained valuable insights, even though I ultimately declined the offer. The interview started with a technical round, where I faced a coding question about finding the smallest window in a string. It hit me that this wa
I applied online. The process took three months. It was an absolutely horrible experience. The interviewers were great, but the recruiters were absolutely terrible. After passing the phone screen, I had to coordinate a schedule for the onsite. The l
The process is long. It consists of more or less five interviews: * A typical algorithms one (twice) * An architecture one * A simple program one * One where they ask you about your experience (they might be too lazy to read it from your CV). After
Reflecting on the experience, I gained valuable insights, even though I ultimately declined the offer. The interview started with a technical round, where I faced a coding question about finding the smallest window in a string. It hit me that this wa
I applied online. The process took three months. It was an absolutely horrible experience. The interviewers were great, but the recruiters were absolutely terrible. After passing the phone screen, I had to coordinate a schedule for the onsite. The l