Manager, Software Engineering Interview Experience - Manager, Software Engineering Interview
Process
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks.
I have thoroughly enjoyed talking to everyone from New Relic during my interview journey. Every conversation and interaction got me more excited about the possibility of joining the company. Overall, it was a very pleasant and positive experience. Thank you!
Questions
For an EM role, how do I go about managing conflicting priorities? There was one answer.
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Interview Statistics
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Success Rate
New Relic's interview process for their Manager, Software Engineering roles in Manager, Software Engineering Interview is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for New Relic's Manager, Software Engineering interview process in Manager, Software Engineering Interview.
New Relic Work Experiences
- 4.0Great Pay! and Healthy Work Life BalanceManager, Software Engineering • Former EmployeeSalt Lake City, UTFebruary 1, 2025Pros: High performers receive raises that not only keep up with inflation but increase income. They are great at replenishing stock too. Individual teams have a fun vibe. They gave recharge weeks without expecting employees to take less time off.Cons: Conflicting corporate politics prevented progress at times.
- 1.0No values or clutureSenior Software Engineer • Former EmployeeDecember 6, 2024Pros: There is nothing that I can think of.Cons: The day the company is sold, everything was washed away. There is no culture or values. All the Indian managers who worked previously at places that outsourced to India. I worked at TCS many years ago, and even it was better.
- 3.05 rounds of mass layoffs in 4 yearsSenior Solutions Architect • Former EmployeeSan Francisco, CAApril 16, 2024Pros: People are nice, and everyone is fully remote.Cons: The company changes too many things too frequently, and nothing has a chance to succeed.
