The culture is very open and honest, and the heavy use of groups internally keeps everyone accountable to others. Company-wide Q&As also keep the management team transparent.
The work you do is high impact, and products iterate quickly.
Hackamonths actively encourage engineers to try a different team occasionally.
There are lots of opportunities to continue learning, like training for iOS and Android development.
Work/life balance can be tough, depending on the team. This is up to personal preference, though, and many teams (especially those in infrastructure) have more stable projects.
Coasting doesn't work here; you always have to be actively improving and not rest on laurels.
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
I applied on Facebook, and was contacted not long after. I was told to schedule a date for an interview. I was called exactly at the time given, and the interviewer went straight to the point. He gave a very brief introduction about himself, and we
Applied through referral. Got a phone interview with 3 simple coding questions. Invited onsite for a 45-minute interview and a tour of the HQ campus. Received a phone call a week later.
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
I applied on Facebook, and was contacted not long after. I was told to schedule a date for an interview. I was called exactly at the time given, and the interviewer went straight to the point. He gave a very brief introduction about himself, and we
Applied through referral. Got a phone interview with 3 simple coding questions. Invited onsite for a 45-minute interview and a tour of the HQ campus. Received a phone call a week later.