WLB is pretty balanced, and there is always a good sense of people who want everyone to succeed as much as possible (whether it comes to learning and writing Haskell, new AI tooling, specing out new greenfield projects, etc.).
Proper prioritization of impactful projects.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Everyone was friendly. I didn't get past the TypeScript round. * 1 hour - FE eng leader at company: TypeScript code review, live coding exercise * 3 hours over Zoom: continuation of TypeScript code review
Atypically for the industry, their thoughtful, intentional interviewing process was spread out across multiple days. This was my absolute favorite interviewing process ever, and I've been through quite a few of them. Nothing about the process seemed
I applied and proactively reached out, receiving no response for several months until my resume finally gained traction after I cold emailed the recruiter. The recruiter scheduled a call but rescheduled abruptly with just five minutes' notice. Duri
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Everyone was friendly. I didn't get past the TypeScript round. * 1 hour - FE eng leader at company: TypeScript code review, live coding exercise * 3 hours over Zoom: continuation of TypeScript code review
Atypically for the industry, their thoughtful, intentional interviewing process was spread out across multiple days. This was my absolute favorite interviewing process ever, and I've been through quite a few of them. Nothing about the process seemed
I applied and proactively reached out, receiving no response for several months until my resume finally gained traction after I cold emailed the recruiter. The recruiter scheduled a call but rescheduled abruptly with just five minutes' notice. Duri