Great teams and people.
There were some orgs that had more politics than others.
People are open to discussion, and the culture is pretty good.
If you're passionate and talented, you might very likely be overused and overworked to the point of burnout (my lead drove me out).
The reason 10x-ers leave is too much grunt work put on them.
Dig through people's productivity to drive out those that are milking their jobs and covering their lack of work with fake and bloated work items.
I had five interviews with senior software engineers and then a final interview with the hiring manager. One of the interviews was a lunch interview, where I was asked to explain how I solved a problem that I was proud of. The other interviews were
I was contacted by a recruiter through a referral and got a call for an interview in a couple of weeks. It went for about 45 minutes, and the interviewer asked me questions about auto-scaling, load balancing, and a lot of questions on distributed sy
The cycle included six 45-minute one-on-one interviews. The hiring manager was in the middle of the loop. They asked a few core computer science interview questions.
I had five interviews with senior software engineers and then a final interview with the hiring manager. One of the interviews was a lunch interview, where I was asked to explain how I solved a problem that I was proud of. The other interviews were
I was contacted by a recruiter through a referral and got a call for an interview in a couple of weeks. It went for about 45 minutes, and the interviewer asked me questions about auto-scaling, load balancing, and a lot of questions on distributed sy
The cycle included six 45-minute one-on-one interviews. The hiring manager was in the middle of the loop. They asked a few core computer science interview questions.