The company works hard to ensure inclusiveness with its employees and products.
The compensation does not scale as well as other companies. If you want consistent salary and incoming growth, you might have to leave.
Certain teams and organizations are prone to long periods of crunch time. You might have to move around internally to get the preferred work-life balance.
There are a ton of re-orgs. In my 3 years at the company, I was moved, without my input, to 3 different teams and had 4 different direct managers.
Make sure to increase pay for those who stick with the company for years. Many people leave after 3-5 years since other companies will offer more for the same job.
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
- Phone interview: Explained my background for about 10 minutes. Then the interviewer asked one coding question. Coding was done using a shared editor. The problem was about a simple tree manipulation algorithm. - Onsite Interview: Five rounds plus
Met with a manager to start things off. Then, I got to know the team I'd be working with. It's not a bad group of people, but they weren't overly friendly. They seemed a little tired, as if they were working too hard.
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
- Phone interview: Explained my background for about 10 minutes. Then the interviewer asked one coding question. Coding was done using a shared editor. The problem was about a simple tree manipulation algorithm. - Onsite Interview: Five rounds plus
Met with a manager to start things off. Then, I got to know the team I'd be working with. It's not a bad group of people, but they weren't overly friendly. They seemed a little tired, as if they were working too hard.