Where should I start?
Really bad middle management, clueless about what is going on in the business. Performance review driven engineering. Nearly nobody cares deeply about the product; many just want to get paid well and tick their own boxes.
Not super diverse in engineering in the London office. Many people are from one nationality, which impacts how much you can learn from different cultures.
HR is toxic. They found a loophole in London and started firing engineers who have low performance ratings and had under 2 years tenure, without any notice. That’s super bad!
Super dumb leadership. Employees have virtually no trust for leadership due to a track record of going in the wrong direction and lack of communication. Avoid here at all costs.
Just ask: If my employees don’t trust my leadership team, what needs to change to turn that around? Pro tip: The answer is not firing them and rebuilding!
Telephone interview followed by on-site. The process was exceptionally well managed, very well thought through, and very efficient. The interview presented an excellent impression of the company and the people who work there. I have never had a pr
I had a 45-minute technical phone interview with Facebook. After introducing herself, we went straight to the questions. The interviewer was very nice, gave hints, and talked me through the problem, but I had trouble. I recommend being confident an
I received an email from the recruiter. After two weeks, I had a phone interview. Following that, after a month, I went to London for five interviews. The first was behavioral, the next two were coding questions, and the last two were system design.
Telephone interview followed by on-site. The process was exceptionally well managed, very well thought through, and very efficient. The interview presented an excellent impression of the company and the people who work there. I have never had a pr
I had a 45-minute technical phone interview with Facebook. After introducing herself, we went straight to the questions. The interviewer was very nice, gave hints, and talked me through the problem, but I had trouble. I recommend being confident an
I received an email from the recruiter. After two weeks, I had a phone interview. Following that, after a month, I went to London for five interviews. The first was behavioral, the next two were coding questions, and the last two were system design.