Good workplace and atmosphere. Nice people, mostly. Generous 401k matching, free phone. A lot of smart people.
ESPP has been downhill the past few years. Frequent re-orgs, good products get canceled. It doesn't seem to know what it is doing. There's no opportunity for advancement. People from the mothership with no or little experience get promoted, then they leave. They cancel products too quickly when they aren't making money, not even trying.
You can't make money without spending money.
Have some kind of commitment to your product.
Don't just sit on piles of technologies; try to make something out of them, instead of creating a "me-too" product and playing catch-up.
One round of telephonic interview, where the role expectations were explained and my expectations were asked (including salary expectations). Then, the second round was a technical + personal interview. In which, after a few questions on projects th
I had a phone interview. I answered some personal interest-related questions and some easy C++ questions. Then they booked me a ticket to go to their office for an interview. It took 5 hours for the whole on-site interview. There was a panel intervi
Face-to-face meeting talking about the job and perks, which was great overall during the whole process and experience. I was asked a range of technical questions, from software to hardware.
One round of telephonic interview, where the role expectations were explained and my expectations were asked (including salary expectations). Then, the second round was a technical + personal interview. In which, after a few questions on projects th
I had a phone interview. I answered some personal interest-related questions and some easy C++ questions. Then they booked me a ticket to go to their office for an interview. It took 5 hours for the whole on-site interview. There was a panel intervi
Face-to-face meeting talking about the job and perks, which was great overall during the whole process and experience. I was asked a range of technical questions, from software to hardware.