High salary, amazing office, good work-life balance. Your boss will be the first to recommend the mindfulness room if you suggest a nap.
Coming in as a contractor allowed distance from the corporate aspects and allowed focus on project work.
It's a megacorp. Your entire job is going to be "taking things offline" and "aligning on value metrics," which you then code in 15 minutes.
The interview process is unnecessarily long and convoluted. This company doesn’t seem to know who it wants to hire, thus wasting candidates’ time. It starts with an intensive recruiter screen, where the recruiter acts as if they are the hiring manag
I was contacted by the recruiter and set up with the hiring manager. I was asked to go through the Netflix Memo (google it) and prepare for culture questions. I interviewed for a new position, which they plan to mass-produce and flood the site with
The interview process was lengthy, with too many phases. The questions themselves were easy. Slow recruiters were the biggest issue. The process consisted of: * A phone call with the recruiter * A phone call with the hiring manager * Two phon
The interview process is unnecessarily long and convoluted. This company doesn’t seem to know who it wants to hire, thus wasting candidates’ time. It starts with an intensive recruiter screen, where the recruiter acts as if they are the hiring manag
I was contacted by the recruiter and set up with the hiring manager. I was asked to go through the Netflix Memo (google it) and prepare for culture questions. I interviewed for a new position, which they plan to mass-produce and flood the site with
The interview process was lengthy, with too many phases. The questions themselves were easy. Slow recruiters were the biggest issue. The process consisted of: * A phone call with the recruiter * A phone call with the hiring manager * Two phon