Complex technical problems to solve
Disjointed, oppressive, sycophantic leadership replacing nearly every c-suite, VP, and Director role.
Forced stack-ranking stifling IC morale, cooperation, and innovation. It feels a bit like the 90s and early 2000s, as if the company is setting itself up to enter its own “lost decade”.
This company used to be quite impressive—really functional with a safe and open culture that facilitated individual contributors to collaborate and focus on producing high quality work and solutions.
Now that culture and focus has been replaced by fear and forced stack ranking. Upper management only wants yes-men, and constructive feedback is quietly punished, so it feels like a waste of time to repeat advice that has already been ignored.
The interview process took me a while to complete, including a take-home project and other interviews. However, the process was well-organized, and the recruiter did a great job following up.
Applied online and was scheduled for a 25-minute phone interview with the recruiter. The recruiter called me 15 minutes late and seemed unprepared with questions. After he was done, he told me that he would send me the coding challenge right away and
Applied online and had an interview with the recruiter. Got a take-home problem to complete. The problem was ridiculously lengthy with many requirements. I understand wanting to get a good sense of candidates, but having a problem take many hours bef
The interview process took me a while to complete, including a take-home project and other interviews. However, the process was well-organized, and the recruiter did a great job following up.
Applied online and was scheduled for a 25-minute phone interview with the recruiter. The recruiter called me 15 minutes late and seemed unprepared with questions. After he was done, he told me that he would send me the coding challenge right away and
Applied online and had an interview with the recruiter. Got a take-home problem to complete. The problem was ridiculously lengthy with many requirements. I understand wanting to get a good sense of candidates, but having a problem take many hours bef