Incredible people across all lanes and roles, and the best I've worked with. Humble and pragmatic engineering culture. Fascinating, complex business challenges. Huge opportunity in a massive market.
Huge surface area, and never enough engineers to build everything important.
SF headquarters is far from the markets we operate in.
I had a phone interview with a recruiter. It was the worst interview ever. She was very late for the interview, and she did not pay attention to what I said. She did not understand the technical aspects at all. I hear that the engineering teams are r
The process starts with a phone screen, which is easy enough as long as you've done some basic research on the company. The next step is a technical screen with another engineer, who will ask you to solve their favorite programming problem. As others
The worst interview experience. The first round was a phone interview. I did really well and they invited me for an onsite. The Engineering Manager sent a friendly email the day before I was flying, which was really nice. The onsite interviews are
I had a phone interview with a recruiter. It was the worst interview ever. She was very late for the interview, and she did not pay attention to what I said. She did not understand the technical aspects at all. I hear that the engineering teams are r
The process starts with a phone screen, which is easy enough as long as you've done some basic research on the company. The next step is a technical screen with another engineer, who will ask you to solve their favorite programming problem. As others
The worst interview experience. The first round was a phone interview. I did really well and they invited me for an onsite. The Engineering Manager sent a friendly email the day before I was flying, which was really nice. The onsite interviews are