Having a good manager is very important, meaning someone who leads technically while also supporting you to take on challenges. Working with very smart people is a plus. If you don't like the current org structure, just wait 6 months; it will change.
Sometimes the size of the organization makes communication difficult. You'll find reorgs happen often, and you've got to be assertive about finding opportunities and challenges which will push your career forward.
Sometimes people lack the common sense gene, over-engineering the most minute task.
DevOps and combined engineering make for a scattered role of building, testing, and supporting a product.
Often, you don't work on a product long enough to have the background to become adept at supporting it.
A recruiter reached out to me for a specific role, and I was scheduled for the first telephonic interview. I performed decently well on the technical portion and was invited on-site to Bellevue. The on-site interview consisted of four rounds, each 4
The process was very professional and informative. The recruiter I was in touch with kept me updated the entire way through and was very quick to respond to any and all of my questions. The interviewer was a member of the team I was applying for, so
I applied online and received an email from the recruiter after a week. This was for a hiring manager technical screening, which ended up being just a medium LeetCode question with one of the team members.
A recruiter reached out to me for a specific role, and I was scheduled for the first telephonic interview. I performed decently well on the technical portion and was invited on-site to Bellevue. The on-site interview consisted of four rounds, each 4
The process was very professional and informative. The recruiter I was in touch with kept me updated the entire way through and was very quick to respond to any and all of my questions. The interviewer was a member of the team I was applying for, so
I applied online and received an email from the recruiter after a week. This was for a hiring manager technical screening, which ended up being just a medium LeetCode question with one of the team members.