Great People, Too Much Pressure
Great People, Too Much Pressure
Strong business people.
Growth stock purchase plan.
Headquarters are fun to be at.
Great friendly people.
Too much pressure. No work/life balance. Work 12 hours a day. Managers are not professional.
Learn true agile development. It's not just one-week sprints and assigning tasks.
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Senior Staff Engineer
Even though the position was open for more than three weeks, after applying and having a phone conversation with the recruiter, it took them three weeks to come back and say that the position was filled, without even having any screening or phone int
Senior Staff Engineer
The hiring process was good. * Systematic process * They will expect strong L-L3 experience at a minimum. * A minimum of three rounds will be conducted. * Strong from a technical aspect. * Good company to work for.
Senior Staff Engineer
First Round - Managerial I was informed that I can expect a little bit of technical as well. I was prepared with system design and my own projects. But guess what happened... Questions were like: * How arrays store elements in memory? * How memo
Senior Staff Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2017Even though the position was open for more than three weeks, after applying and having a phone conversation with the recruiter, it took them three weeks to come back and say that the position was filled, without even having any screening or phone int
Senior Staff Engineer
United StatesSeptember 21, 2018The hiring process was good. * Systematic process * They will expect strong L-L3 experience at a minimum. * A minimum of three rounds will be conducted. * Strong from a technical aspect. * Good company to work for.
Senior Staff Engineer
New Delhi, IndiaAugust 29, 2022First Round - Managerial I was informed that I can expect a little bit of technical as well. I was prepared with system design and my own projects. But guess what happened... Questions were like: * How arrays store elements in memory? * How memo
