Benefits
Famous
Low pay.
Peanut bonus.
High pressure workload (70 hours a week).
Trash codebase (older than my age).
Bugs everywhere; no new features, totally only fixing bugs and incidents.
Heavy on-call pressure.
Trash product.
No learning documents. Knowledge is handed down or learned by asking colleagues.
Reorgs really often.
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I applied online, and a recruiter emailed me, stating the hiring team was interested in my candidacy. The hiring manager and a senior developer, who would conduct my phone interview, were CC'd on the email from the recruiter. I was very excited and a
Pretty standard. It involved a phone screen and an onsite interview with 6 interviewers. It took about 3 months to get my paperwork ready. But in general, the process was clear and straightforward. I wish it was faster; I wanted to move as fast a
A six-hour interview with six different people. It went extremely well, besides one interviewer who did a deep dive on super old tech. However, the rest of the interviewers told me he was going to be the wild card and that they would likely take hi
I applied online, and a recruiter emailed me, stating the hiring team was interested in my candidacy. The hiring manager and a senior developer, who would conduct my phone interview, were CC'd on the email from the recruiter. I was very excited and a
Pretty standard. It involved a phone screen and an onsite interview with 6 interviewers. It took about 3 months to get my paperwork ready. But in general, the process was clear and straightforward. I wish it was faster; I wanted to move as fast a
A six-hour interview with six different people. It went extremely well, besides one interviewer who did a deep dive on super old tech. However, the rest of the interviewers told me he was going to be the wild card and that they would likely take hi