Comparing to industry peers for good and benefits, if lucky. Nod your head always to the boss's environment. Surveys happen regularly.
Be always wary of being impacted by a yearly cut-short culture. Performance equity allotted for good work will also be taken away.
Old-timers rule. Learn legacy politics only from bosses who can't thrive in modern work cultures. So, they make the lives of other hardworkers or ICs miserable.
Pushback culture leads to no career growth.
Surveys happen regularly. But, leadership uses them to identify people who are unhappy, raise concerns, and then let them go when they open up through their answers.
Lot of good PR or media pull. The company then initiates layoffs in the name of restructuring. It's an utterly cheap practice.
Few good leaders were packed off. But, the top leadership of the company sits tight without their salaries or equity impacted in any way during such pandemic situations.
All hands and public announcements stated that none would be laid off and no performance reviews would occur for the pandemic year. Then, initiate restructuring across the organizations. This is an unethical practice.
There were two technical rounds. Each round involved about 1-2 medium LeetCode questions in Java, relevant to my job position. The questions focused on stacks/arrays and Object-Oriented Programming. It wasn't too hard if you're focused.
Hi, I applied through my employer. My first interview was a half-hour phone call. After a week, I received a call stating I was selected for further rounds. Next, I had a three-hour Skype interview with three different people. They asked general q
From various on-site interviews, I was asked: * Design and implement an iterator for a singly-linked list class. * How would you design a garbage collector? * Given two connected singly-linked lists (forming a T-shaped structure), find the node wher
There were two technical rounds. Each round involved about 1-2 medium LeetCode questions in Java, relevant to my job position. The questions focused on stacks/arrays and Object-Oriented Programming. It wasn't too hard if you're focused.
Hi, I applied through my employer. My first interview was a half-hour phone call. After a week, I received a call stating I was selected for further rounds. Next, I had a three-hour Skype interview with three different people. They asked general q
From various on-site interviews, I was asked: * Design and implement an iterator for a singly-linked list class. * How would you design a garbage collector? * Given two connected singly-linked lists (forming a T-shaped structure), find the node wher