If you go the bootcamp route, you get to pick your team when you first start. Although it's not a perfect process, it's much better than random assignment.
To add on to the above point, there are teams that offer different types of WLB and career growth pace.
Smart people are around every corner.
The shift to annual PSC hasn't been received particularly well, especially since lots of planning (and even a touchpoint) is still based on halves.
Morale can be low due to stock price, especially if you joined in mid-late 2021.
Like all big companies, it can get political.
Sometimes, maybe moving a bit slower isn't so bad. Although shifting PSC to annual might have had good intentions, we aren't really seeing benefits yet. Maybe it needs some more time and momentum.
Applied online and received an invitation for a phone screen the following day. The phone screen was 45 minutes long and consisted of two LC-style questions. The interviewer was very nice and generous with tips.
Initial recruiter call, followed by a coding assessment (different from LeetCode-type questions, with pre-defined levels of questions where each level unlocks after all test cases are passed), a phone screen, and a virtual on-site interview (3 coding
I applied online. The recruiter reached out to me. We had one phone screen and then a panel with four rounds of interviews. The panel was scheduled in two days.
Applied online and received an invitation for a phone screen the following day. The phone screen was 45 minutes long and consisted of two LC-style questions. The interviewer was very nice and generous with tips.
Initial recruiter call, followed by a coding assessment (different from LeetCode-type questions, with pre-defined levels of questions where each level unlocks after all test cases are passed), a phone screen, and a virtual on-site interview (3 coding
I applied online. The recruiter reached out to me. We had one phone screen and then a panel with four rounds of interviews. The panel was scheduled in two days.