Not really much to appreciate except the ok salary. The company participates in community activities, has some ok-ok designs, and technology.
Poor management, some of the meanest people around. Pathetic execution in most of the projects. People aren't sincere and it feels like a sweatshop.
Take better care of good engineers and provide reverse feedback for management. Involve them with more challenging product designs and technology.
I went through a GPU compiler loop last year. For me it was two technical screens then an onsite with a few deep dives, but it varied by team. I barely saw LeetCode style questions. Most coding was C or C++ plus compiler flavored graphs and systems t
It was fun. All the people were so nice and gentle. There was no pressure whatsoever. It was fun and made me want the job even more :). They were too easy and actually were friendly in the interview. This was not the case in the previous interviews I
The interview mainly focused on projects listed on my resume. They asked several project-related questions, including details about code from an open-source project. It ended with time for my questions.
I went through a GPU compiler loop last year. For me it was two technical screens then an onsite with a few deep dives, but it varied by team. I barely saw LeetCode style questions. Most coding was C or C++ plus compiler flavored graphs and systems t
It was fun. All the people were so nice and gentle. There was no pressure whatsoever. It was fun and made me want the job even more :). They were too easy and actually were friendly in the interview. This was not the case in the previous interviews I
The interview mainly focused on projects listed on my resume. They asked several project-related questions, including details about code from an open-source project. It ended with time for my questions.