Good work-life balance, low raises
Good work-life balance, low raises
- Competitive starting salary
- Unlimited PTO
- Good work-life balance
- Full remote work
- California office has gym, swimming pool, basketball court
- Lack of internal infrastructure/documentation.
- Information can be disorganized and hard to find.
- Low to nonexistent raises, at least for lower levels.
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The interview process included: * A 45-minute technical phone screen. * An onsite interview the following day, lasting approximately 4 hours. This included sessions focused on technical background and resume review. Feedback was provided quickly th
Software Engineer II
The interview started with a telephonic interview, followed by five rounds of face-to-face interviews. The initial four rounds were technical, and the last round was a manager's round. In this final round, I was asked some basic technical questions,
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There were 4 interviews in total. Two of them were technical, and the others were with HR. The technical interviews were quite straightforward, with problems involving easy algorithms for manipulating strings, lists, and object-oriented programming
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Burlington, Massachusetts, United StatesMarch 1, 2011The interview process included: * A 45-minute technical phone screen. * An onsite interview the following day, lasting approximately 4 hours. This included sessions focused on technical background and resume review. Feedback was provided quickly th
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2012The interview started with a telephonic interview, followed by five rounds of face-to-face interviews. The initial four rounds were technical, and the last round was a manager's round. In this final round, I was asked some basic technical questions,
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Guadalajara, Jalisco, MexicoJanuary 1, 2025There were 4 interviews in total. Two of them were technical, and the others were with HR. The technical interviews were quite straightforward, with problems involving easy algorithms for manipulating strings, lists, and object-oriented programming
