Decent, Chaotic Place
Decent, Chaotic Place
Pretty good compensation (before stock drop).
If you stay for a while, you'll learn how to navigate a lot of XFN issues.
Questionable vision for the Metaverse.
Bottom-up culture can mean that no one knows what’s happening in more ambiguous teams and orgs.
Frequent reorgs and product shifts can make life more stressful.
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Sr. Software Engineer
Pretty standard phone call to assess if I'm a good fit. Next was the technical round. Was thrown off having to write code into a text editor. Solved one LC medium rather quickly but struggled with the other. It was an opportunity for me to learn
Sr. Software Engineer
Simple and pleasant. Polite, but the interviewer was low-level and inexperienced. Very crowded with many applicants. There were a lot of young kids fresh from graduation applying for jobs. The parking lot was much over capacity.
Sr. Software Engineer
Took 4 weeks. One screening call. One full-hour technical questions. One full-hour secondary technical questions. One full day on-site. Questions start generically, such as basics in computer science, then become harder as you progress.
Sr. Software Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesApril 1, 2024Pretty standard phone call to assess if I'm a good fit. Next was the technical round. Was thrown off having to write code into a text editor. Solved one LC medium rather quickly but struggled with the other. It was an opportunity for me to learn
Sr. Software Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesJune 1, 2018Simple and pleasant. Polite, but the interviewer was low-level and inexperienced. Very crowded with many applicants. There were a lot of young kids fresh from graduation applying for jobs. The parking lot was much over capacity.
Sr. Software Engineer
Menlo Park, California, United StatesJune 1, 2017Took 4 weeks. One screening call. One full-hour technical questions. One full-hour secondary technical questions. One full day on-site. Questions start generically, such as basics in computer science, then become harder as you progress.
