Company has a great vision: democratizing financial services for everyone. There are a lot of social justice and diversity programs within and outside the company. Company policies and communication demonstrate caring for employee well-being and doing good work in the community and the world.
Competitive compensation with stock, as long as the stock keeps rising like it has. Flexible time off, as long as you have a good manager.
Burnout from putting out fires all the time. Everything is top priority. There's a constant drive to start new projects before the old one was fully completed.
Positions don't get backfilled when people leave, as long as the work continues at the same pace, which people stretch to do.
Not enough time and resources invested in quality improvements – DevOps, architecture design, individual learning, etc. There's not enough senior tech leadership/oversight, so a lot of garbage code gets written that ends up causing a lot of time-wasting issues later on.
Quality in, quality out. Hire more top-tier talent. Pick fewer projects to work on and stick with them until they're done.
The interview process is typical of any other tech company, but don’t waste your time interviewing with them if you’re genuinely looking for a job. After multiple rounds of interviews, they don’t even have the courtesy to share a decision or send a
Quick chat about resume, with a few questions related to experience. Then a coding question related to tree traversal, a LeetCode medium problem. At the end, questions related to the company.
Keep PayPal as your last option. One interviewer at the MTL level switched off the camera while I was working on my program. She doesn't have a basic understanding of Big O complexity and clearly doesn't have any idea of the architecture or design re
The interview process is typical of any other tech company, but don’t waste your time interviewing with them if you’re genuinely looking for a job. After multiple rounds of interviews, they don’t even have the courtesy to share a decision or send a
Quick chat about resume, with a few questions related to experience. Then a coding question related to tree traversal, a LeetCode medium problem. At the end, questions related to the company.
Keep PayPal as your last option. One interviewer at the MTL level switched off the camera while I was working on my program. She doesn't have a basic understanding of Big O complexity and clearly doesn't have any idea of the architecture or design re