You're surrounded by genuinely sharp people across engineering and product, which makes for a strong learning environment.
The product surface is broad and interesting; there's no shortage of meaningful problems to solve.
The company's trajectory and market position feel solid, giving confidence in long-term prospects.
Internal promotion paths are frustratingly opaque. There's a noticeable pattern of backfilling senior roles with external hires rather than developing and promoting existing talent, which undermines retention and morale for those putting in the work to grow.
The company has made/received significant investments and grown considerably, but employees aren't seeing much of the upside.
If you want to retain your best people, find ways to share the value creation more meaningfully, whether through better comp progression, equity refreshes etc.
The process took six weeks. I waited weeks for a phone interview, weeks for a take-home test, and weeks for any sort of feedback or response whatsoever. All in all, it was a total waste of time with a completely unacceptable lack of communication fr
I applied through a recruiter. The process took over a week. There was a hiring manager screening, followed by a take-home coding assignment. I didn't manage to get through the latter. It was about a web crawler in Java using recursion, and you need
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. First, there was a quick HR call, followed by a one-hour meeting to explain how I managed a project and answer questions. The third phase was a technical interview based on code that I had resolved before.
The process took six weeks. I waited weeks for a phone interview, weeks for a take-home test, and weeks for any sort of feedback or response whatsoever. All in all, it was a total waste of time with a completely unacceptable lack of communication fr
I applied through a recruiter. The process took over a week. There was a hiring manager screening, followed by a take-home coding assignment. I didn't manage to get through the latter. It was about a web crawler in Java using recursion, and you need
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. First, there was a quick HR call, followed by a one-hour meeting to explain how I managed a project and answer questions. The third phase was a technical interview based on code that I had resolved before.