There is a great work-life balance, lots of mentorship and learning, cutting-edge work, fast career growth, not too much hierarchy, and a culture of helping each other and collaboration.
Lots of empire building, increasingly worse politics, and reliability issues. People are laser-focused on their promotions and not getting fired, which erodes the culture of learning and collaboration. Every year they cut our pay and benefits, and it is very team-dependent.
I’m incredibly lucky with my team, but the majority of teams here are toxic and bad, and it’s hard to know how your experience will be. Try to stay in infra, and as deep in the stack as you can. Don’t work directly for MSL; it’s an absolute shitshow. Don’t work for AI/ML infra or FB or Instagram (any product roles or product infra). They’re the first to get hit by layoffs, and they also have horrible leadership that whips people like slaves, with lots of busywork and little credit, where everyone is cutthroat and fending for themselves.
Very friendly, forming a very pleasant environment. The whole interview lasted about 45-60 minutes. I felt like I needed to demonstrate being a team player and multi-tasking, meaning being able to work with different people on different tasks.
I passed the first round and scheduled the final round interview with the recruiter. She stated that they were very busy and offered me an interview date more than a month after my first round. I inquired about the next steps and received very dela
I couldn't really understand the interview's English, and the connection was off for about 2 minutes. He asked me a technical question, and I solved it after a few wrong approaches. He then had me ask him questions.
Very friendly, forming a very pleasant environment. The whole interview lasted about 45-60 minutes. I felt like I needed to demonstrate being a team player and multi-tasking, meaning being able to work with different people on different tasks.
I passed the first round and scheduled the final round interview with the recruiter. She stated that they were very busy and offered me an interview date more than a month after my first round. I inquired about the next steps and received very dela
I couldn't really understand the interview's English, and the connection was off for about 2 minutes. He asked me a technical question, and I solved it after a few wrong approaches. He then had me ask him questions.