A great product and a culture that's trying to do better
A great product and a culture that's trying to do better
I get to work on a product that I think is actually really great with people whom I enjoy. The benefits are solid. Company culture is something that is being worked toward in genuine ways rather than typical startup "here's a ping-pong table" band-aids. I feel comfortable speaking up when I see issues and listened to when I do so.
Generally the biggest issues have stemmed out of growing pains. Cross-team collaborations can be really difficult to manage because everyone has different short-term goals they need to hit. That said, I do feel like there are people in the company who are genuinely working to make things better, and they have gotten better since I've been with the company.
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The onsite interview was pretty basic: two coding and two "design architecture" questions. The funny thing was, the first design question wasn't a design question at all. They had me confused with sending a "data engineer" to interview me. The guy l
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San Francisco, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2018Phone interview followed by a day of onsite. They will ask you for your current salary or expectations. Refuse, refuse, refuse to give this information to the recruiter. They are looking mainly for culture fit more than anything. Not a place I'd co
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San Francisco, California, United StatesJune 29, 2016Applied online, informational chat with a recruiter, take-home code project & phone interview. Five total interviews onsite: * Two coding/algo questions with engineers * One whiteboarding session with engineers * One interview with the hiring manag
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San Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2019The onsite interview was pretty basic: two coding and two "design architecture" questions. The funny thing was, the first design question wasn't a design question at all. They had me confused with sending a "data engineer" to interview me. The guy l
