Evolving Culture, High Expectations
Evolving Culture, High Expectations
The culture is great and is evolving as the company grows. It's a great place to work if you are self-motivated and are looking to make an impact. People are friendly and willing to help and collaborate.
The company feels like it's transitioning from a startup to an enterprise. At times, this can create frustration, as people may become afraid to make decisions. High performance is the expectation, and being on top of your A-game can be tough for some, which could lead to burnout.
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Engineering Manager
The interview process involved two rounds. The first round focused on technical aspects, while the second concentrated on culture and team fit. The technical interview questions were challenging but fair. There were no trick questions; however, the
Engineering Manager
I was contacted by Netflix. The HR team found my profile on LinkedIn and thought I was a good match. I completed two phone interviews, one with HR and another with the Hiring Manager. I interviewed in the office twice: * The first time was with the
Engineering Manager
One screen and four in-person interviews were conducted. The focus was on building bridges, conflict resolution, and many non-technical aspects. There was significant concern regarding politics and "game playing" over actual skillsets.
Engineering Manager
Los Gatos, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2014The interview process involved two rounds. The first round focused on technical aspects, while the second concentrated on culture and team fit. The technical interview questions were challenging but fair. There were no trick questions; however, the
Engineering Manager
Los Gatos, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2010I was contacted by Netflix. The HR team found my profile on LinkedIn and thought I was a good match. I completed two phone interviews, one with HR and another with the Hiring Manager. I interviewed in the office twice: * The first time was with the
Engineering Manager
United StatesDecember 1, 2024One screen and four in-person interviews were conducted. The focus was on building bridges, conflict resolution, and many non-technical aspects. There was significant concern regarding politics and "game playing" over actual skillsets.
