Their stock program is interesting.
Really toxic environment.
The HR lies during the screening, and the offer is misleading. Also, the HR's only role seems to be to bring people in and to obey the management.
The managers take revenge on employees that don't do things how they imagine they should (and without telling them what they expect), and they make a show out of it.
It is full of meetings after 18:00, even if officially they respect work-life balance and they actually make a case out of it in the recruitment process.
They mock the Romanian people for updating their hardware very rarely but provide obsolete hardware to new employees, blaming the chip shortage. They don't even clean it; it almost always is broken in some way, full of crumbs and fat.
They hire based on nepotism for leading positions.
They force people to work from home without providing any peripherals, office chairs, or anything else except the laptop and the charger.
Their perks program is a scam.
I've never seen anything like this before. I regret joining them.
Recheck the offers. Do not say that the phone and laptop are benefits; you are required by law to provide them for what you ask from employees.
I understand that nepotism is a thing, but please check your future employees better.
Better train your HR. Tell them to check both sides of the story.
Just ignore the chip shortage. Order from web shops instead of giving those bad laptops. The productivity difference will cover the costs.
Treat remote employees better. Give them proper equipment. If you force them to work from home, cover the expenses.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took one day. It was a four-round gauntlet with DSA, OOP, system design, and behavioral questions. The weird part is that you have behavioral questions mixed into each round, plus a dedicated behavioral rou
Very friendly and interactive. Open to listening to and exploring your solutions, even if they differ from the one expected by the interviewer. There were four different interviewers, one of whom was the hiring manager for the position.
They start with a screening call (expecting 30-45 minutes). They take notes and send them to a technical team for review. They do very little talking on their end and mostly write notes as you speak.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took one day. It was a four-round gauntlet with DSA, OOP, system design, and behavioral questions. The weird part is that you have behavioral questions mixed into each round, plus a dedicated behavioral rou
Very friendly and interactive. Open to listening to and exploring your solutions, even if they differ from the one expected by the interviewer. There were four different interviewers, one of whom was the hiring manager for the position.
They start with a screening call (expecting 30-45 minutes). They take notes and send them to a technical team for review. They do very little talking on their end and mostly write notes as you speak.