Higher than industry average salary.
Read other reviews from former employees. Of all the people I worked with at the time, more than 80% were let go. Most of them were bright engineers.
My advice: If you are offered a position at Netflix, fight for the highest salary possible. In any case, expect to be fired soon. Maybe after a year, maybe sooner, maybe later.
You don't need to worry. Everything is well. Your stock grows like crazy until you are out of talent and no one wants to work for you anymore.
Very long process: * Interview with hiring manager (2 calls, 30 minutes each) * Interview with HR partner (2 calls, 30 minutes each) * Take-home assignment (took 12 hours, distributed over 2-3 weeks) * First round of interviews (5 interviews
I was contacted by a Netflix recruiter on LinkedIn and agreed to proceed with an interview. First, I spoke with the recruiter, who told me about Netflix and the particular team. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions about my past experie
Applied on the website. A recruiter called. First telephonic with the hiring manager. A simple linked list/tree coding question was asked with screen sharing. Another telephonic interview where the Architect dug deep. Concepts on Java, Multithreadi
Very long process: * Interview with hiring manager (2 calls, 30 minutes each) * Interview with HR partner (2 calls, 30 minutes each) * Take-home assignment (took 12 hours, distributed over 2-3 weeks) * First round of interviews (5 interviews
I was contacted by a Netflix recruiter on LinkedIn and agreed to proceed with an interview. First, I spoke with the recruiter, who told me about Netflix and the particular team. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions about my past experie
Applied on the website. A recruiter called. First telephonic with the hiring manager. A simple linked list/tree coding question was asked with screen sharing. Another telephonic interview where the Architect dug deep. Concepts on Java, Multithreadi