Good salary, very good stocks. Ahead in AI.
Senior management should invest in developing stronger leadership skills among managers and fostering a more positive, collaborative, and innovation-driven culture. Unfortunately, the current management environment often feels toxic and discouraging. Many managers appear overly comfortable with existing practices and resistant to fresh perspectives or new ideas. Discussions are often limited to immediate project deliverables, with little encouragement for broader innovation, technical improvements, or long-term professional growth. A significant shift in management mindset is needed to create an environment where employees feel valued, empowered, and motivated to contribute beyond their assigned responsibilities.
Management should invest in properly training managers to develop stronger leadership skills and encourage an innovation-driven culture. Managers are so toxic here. Many managers seem too comfortable with existing practices, and they are reluctant to consider new ideas. They tend to listen only when discussions are directly related to ongoing projects, rather than encouraging broader innovation, technical improvements, or long-term growth. Job security is too bad.
I was referred by an engineering manager there, so my first interview was with a staff engineer. This was the worst interview experience I've ever had in my 10+ year career, working at 7 companies and conducting numerous interviews in between. The
Initial screening interview (simple coding question) with an Engineering Manager, followed a month later by a hiring day of 4 interviews: * Problem solving * System Design * Software Design * Soft Skills
The team manager interviewed me and asked initial basic questions for about 15 minutes. Then, they started technical questions related to solving a coding problem. They were very motivating and encouraging, helping me on some parts of the code to ful
I was referred by an engineering manager there, so my first interview was with a staff engineer. This was the worst interview experience I've ever had in my 10+ year career, working at 7 companies and conducting numerous interviews in between. The
Initial screening interview (simple coding question) with an Engineering Manager, followed a month later by a hiring day of 4 interviews: * Problem solving * System Design * Software Design * Soft Skills
The team manager interviewed me and asked initial basic questions for about 15 minutes. Then, they started technical questions related to solving a coding problem. They were very motivating and encouraging, helping me on some parts of the code to ful