Great people and great product
Great people and great product
- Great collaboration between Ops, Engineering, and QA. Makes it easy to get stuff done.
- Minimal politics at the engineering level.
- Great culture, smart and friendly coworkers with no egos to get in the way.
- Pretty easy to shift between teams if you get bored or want to work on different skills.
- Lenient PTO and work from home policies.
- Fantastic support from upper management.
- Very successful product and the company is going somewhere.
- middling benefits (no 401k matching, no gym memberships, etc.)
- heavyweights are starting to enter the field
- rapid growth leads to more work than people at times
Make sure to keep the culture open and communication easy.
It would be terrible if we ended up structured like the companies we're trying to replace.
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United StatesNovember 27, 2014I was working on a two-hour programming challenge with this company. The challenge was about password processing. I was not sure what the company was really testing from us. I finished the challenge in Java and was denied the next day.
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