Culture so open that you'll have a hard time believing it at first.
So much freedom in choosing what you want to work on that you'll have a hard time believing it at first.
Managers that care, and a culture of openness and feedback that makes sure you're happy with your role.
Infrastructure that is not perfect, but definitely makes it easier to engineer products than just about anywhere else.
The company is beginning to grow big, which means that shyer new employees might feel difficulty in negotiating bigger changes.
Though Infra has begun to focus on Better Engineering, I would want to see more focus on DARE (Developer and Release Efficiency).
Initial communication was through a recruiter, who reached out unprompted via LinkedIn. After chatting with the recruiter briefly over the phone, she quickly set me up for a phone interview, which was not that difficult or unexpected. This was foll
Contacted by HR on LinkedIn. Had the first round of phone interview in May. The next day, I was asked to schedule an onsite interview. I completed 5 rounds of onsite interviews at MPK: * 2 coding interviews * 1 system design interview * 1 behavioral
I had an initial phone screen that included some easy tree and array questions. The on-site interview consisted of four different sessions. One was behavioral, while the other three focused on algorithms. It was quite tough.
Initial communication was through a recruiter, who reached out unprompted via LinkedIn. After chatting with the recruiter briefly over the phone, she quickly set me up for a phone interview, which was not that difficult or unexpected. This was foll
Contacted by HR on LinkedIn. Had the first round of phone interview in May. The next day, I was asked to schedule an onsite interview. I completed 5 rounds of onsite interviews at MPK: * 2 coding interviews * 1 system design interview * 1 behavioral
I had an initial phone screen that included some easy tree and array questions. The on-site interview consisted of four different sessions. One was behavioral, while the other three focused on algorithms. It was quite tough.