Lots of freedom - you are the master of your own career. You get full credit for your achievements (with the cost of taking full responsibility).
Retains its "move fast" culture - you can get a lot of meaningful work done.
Smart and proficient colleagues - you can learn a lot regardless of your level!
Compensation is fair and sweet.
Forget about work/life balance. In fact, forget about work/sleep balance. Management does nothing to deal with the problem.
Horrible working conditions. Wide and extremely noisy open spaces (impossible to concentrate), tiny desks, lines in restrooms, unavailable meeting rooms. I do most of my meaningful work from home. Management refuses to acknowledge the problem and praises facilities, so no chance of this being fixed.
A strong political bias coming all the way from the top pollutes the working climate.
Moderate to hard difficulty, standard LeetCode questions. Mostly around trees and graphs. There are two rounds of technical interviews, with a total of four questions. Following the technical rounds, there is one behavioral round after passing the
Two days after the internal referral, the recruiter contacted me and set up a phone interview. The coding problems were standard and not difficult. Two weeks later, I went to their headquarters for the onsite interview. There were four rounds of tec
Nothing exciting here, just a phone screen followed by an invitation for an onsite interview. Most coding questions could probably be found in the "Programming Interviews Exposed" books. I was really unimpressed with any real creativity shown. Ther
Moderate to hard difficulty, standard LeetCode questions. Mostly around trees and graphs. There are two rounds of technical interviews, with a total of four questions. Following the technical rounds, there is one behavioral round after passing the
Two days after the internal referral, the recruiter contacted me and set up a phone interview. The coding problems were standard and not difficult. Two weeks later, I went to their headquarters for the onsite interview. There were four rounds of tec
Nothing exciting here, just a phone screen followed by an invitation for an onsite interview. Most coding questions could probably be found in the "Programming Interviews Exposed" books. I was really unimpressed with any real creativity shown. Ther