New technology, smart people, challenge. This is the most difficult work that I have done in my life. Software engineers should work for at least one company like this so that they learn that there is usually tarnish behind the glitz.
Arrogance, high levels of unwarranted competition, and it's hard to get through "the club." The wrong people often get the credit, and really bad behaviors are often rewarded.
Rethink how people are treated.
I worked for several engineering managers who put themselves way above those who report to them.
Had one manager place himself on a patent application and collect on the bonus when it wasn't his idea.
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I had an on-campus interview at college which went really badly, but somehow I was invited to an onsite. The onsite had four interviews, all of which featured data structures and algorithms questions. I received an email from the recruiter the next
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Recruiter skipped directly to the final round. There were two technical rounds on the same day, each 45 minutes long. Each round started with about 3 behavioral questions, followed by a technical question that was an easy-medium LeetCode problem. Y
I had an on-campus interview at college which went really badly, but somehow I was invited to an onsite. The onsite had four interviews, all of which featured data structures and algorithms questions. I received an email from the recruiter the next
I had an on-campus screening and didn't feel that I performed very well, especially with the behavioral questions. Nevertheless, I received an email inviting me to interview in Redmond, WA. The day of the interview, I was nervous, but excited and en