Culture is great, especially with regard to support from managers and collaboration. People are there to help each other.
No workplace is perfect, but it is overall a healthy culture with a lot of value placed in work-life balance.
There are a lot of big challenges, both technical and otherwise, and some big impacts to be made. Even relatively junior contributors can make a significant difference to the product if they seek the opportunities. Both consumer and enterprise products offer a lot of different challenges to work on.
Big organizations can move slowly sometimes, and OpenTable is no exception, although this has been getting better with fluid teams. Better coordination between product, design, and engineering is needed in some areas.
There is sometimes a gap between what we talk about as values and what's actually practiced. Providing more structure, training, tools, and resources to enable teams to implement and follow these practices would help everyone, but it will only come with investment in making that happen.
I received a call for an interview. We set up a day and time, but the person never called. I followed up again and we rescheduled for another day. The same thing happened. No thanks, very unprofessional.
Rounds as follows: 1) Algorithm round - Had an online coding round, which was taken by a developer with not much interest in the solution I was giving, and rather interested in checking I could solve it his way. Had 2 questions, both of which were s
The recruiters compete with each other to get you in for an interview. They really boss you over when it comes to discussing compensation and try to browbeat you a bit. Seemed a little unprofessional overall. Their work does not seem like rocket sci
I received a call for an interview. We set up a day and time, but the person never called. I followed up again and we rescheduled for another day. The same thing happened. No thanks, very unprofessional.
Rounds as follows: 1) Algorithm round - Had an online coding round, which was taken by a developer with not much interest in the solution I was giving, and rather interested in checking I could solve it his way. Had 2 questions, both of which were s
The recruiters compete with each other to get you in for an interview. They really boss you over when it comes to discussing compensation and try to browbeat you a bit. Seemed a little unprofessional overall. Their work does not seem like rocket sci